And Subversion is perfectly appropriate for your uses! TortoiseSVN is a snap to use (and it's not the only great svn GUI out there), and Subversion seems to mak

And Subversion is perfectly appropriate for your uses! TortoiseSVN is a snap to use (and it's not the only great svn GUI out there), and Subversion seems to make sense to people. The only reason I see to use git is if you're trying to keep a bunch of developers who are running off in different directions to maintain a somewhat coherent codebase. Or if developers want their own playground. Even then, though, I worked at a company that used centralized Subversion, but almost every developer used git-svn locally. Different tools for different applications!