On 13/07/2007 14.23, Steve Holden wrote: >> I can't speak to how easily any of these cross over to the windows >> platform, although none of them seem to be overly windows friendly >> (YMMV). But I presume this would be one of the key problems facing a >> distributed versioning system by the python community. >> > We can probably assume that none of the Linux kernel team are developing > on Windows. There is probably s a group with relevant experience > somewhere. I'd Google for it, but I expect that the results would be > dominated by British assertions that "you have to be a stupid git to run > Windows". git doesn't support Windows in a way that Windows users would find reasonable. In fact, the only ones saying it does already support Windows are non-Windows users. hg has a much more mature Windows support. In fact, I didn't face any major problems in using it under Windows (even in the details: eg, it supports case-insensitive filesystems). I can't speak of bzr. -- Giovanni Bajo
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