Depends what users, if you're targeting some education format or institution that wants some locking down of their OS git native is kind of a non starter. No on

Depends what users, if you're targeting some education format or institution that wants some locking down of their OS git native is kind of a non starter. No one can configure it for you, there's 65 million install options and you're loading a bash shell into windows. Very different from "this app has packaged tutorials and tools just start at lesson 1"