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TFS has some redeeming qualities when looked at as part of a holistic software development platform - bug tracking, work items ect. but purely as a source contr

TFS has some redeeming qualities when looked at as part of a holistic software development platform - bug tracking, work items ect. but purely as a source control system it is bad. Day to day experience is just friction, friction, friction. And guess what keeping source control and your IDE seperate is actually a good idea. Also why do I care that Alex down the hall has opened a file - what am I supposed to do with that information...

Quarrelsome 17y ago
"And guess what keeping source control and your IDE seperate is actually a good idea. " Too true. Killing time watching your IDE lock up is not fun. Nor is the fact that _some_ IT departments still haven't performed the upgrade from TFS 2005 unservicepacked .. .. cries