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I used to worry about Git vs. Mercurial too. Neither made me really happy. Then I found Fossil[1]. Now I am coding instead of worrying about version control. [

• wladimir 15y ago
  I eventually settled on git, for no particular reason but to choose one. They are equivalent for all practical purposes, but require learning different commands to do the same thing. It was taking too much mental bandwidth for me to context-switch between them. It's great to see some diversity though. Edit: There are also plenty of scripts to convert between repositories of one format to another, and communicate between them, another reason to use the one you're comfortable with...