> some of the git's naming was also not intuitive for me For me this was (and is) the main source of "what is this and how do I use it" problems. Git is suppos

> some of the git's naming was also not intuitive for me For me this was (and is) the main source of "what is this and how do I use it" problems. Git is supposed to be an advanced tool to make snapshots of a folder, save them in a tree structure with multiple leaves, combine or even modify them, keep a copy remotely, etc. So, you are probably expecting to find a "save" command, an "upload/download", maybe a "combine snapshots", and for more advance tools an "edit history". But instead you have "commit", "push/pull", "merge" and "rebase". Those are less intuitive (specially for non English speakers) so you end using only the few ones someone told you to use. Once I realized what "fixup" was and how to use it I can't stop using it. Git model is no so complex, the naming is, so it's like learning a whole new language and it takes time.