Heh, I'm the exact opposite. I use a hg-to-git tool to access hg repositories, because I'm much more comfortable with git. I often hear people claiming hg is e

Heh, I'm the exact opposite. I use a hg-to-git tool to access hg repositories, because I'm much more comfortable with git. I often hear people claiming hg is easier to use and has a better interface, but every time I have to use hg it rubs me the wrong way because I can't use it like I use git :/ (In particular, I find hg branches needlessly complicated and cumbersome compared to git's "just a pointer" model) I guess between the two you'll end up using the one you first bother to learn beyond memorising basic commands.