I'm that psychopath too, but only because I use git 1000 times a day. It's not by choice. Git has a horrendously shitty UI and it's quite hard to learn because

I'm that psychopath too, but only because I use git 1000 times a day. It's not by choice. Git has a horrendously shitty UI and it's quite hard to learn because the UI is inconsistent, patternless, and uses a different vocabulary than mainstream computer science (a staging area is called an "index", revert is called "reset" and "revert" means something completely different, "fast-forward" is a term from the world of linear tape recorders which is meaningless when applied to graphs, but git uses it for graphs anyway, etc). Git is worth learning but it's about 10x harder to learn than it would have been had its designer known anything about human interface principles. And its manual is useless because that same designer wrote the manual too. Git would be completely unlearnable without Google and Stack Overflow, but since those things exist, it's worth learning.