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This was my exact argument for Bazaar. After playing with Git 1.6 for a few minutes today all my usual commands work. It took me literally 3.5 minutes to get G

• bprater 18y ago
  I'm in agreement with Github having a free/trial private repo. It's a huge oversight.
  • mojombo 18y ago
    GitHub is totally free and unrestricted for public code. This should give you plenty of freedom to try out the service without paying. Also, as a promotion for Cyber Monday, new signups today (12/1) can get a paid plan free for one month.
    • tsally 18y ago
      Because of this, I just signed up to try it. I'm going to be honest though: I wouldn't have without a private repository. I like to version control my homework, and obviously it's against school policy to publicly post solutions to homework. If this works out I'll end up paying for a micro plan, but I never would have even given GitHub an opportunity without a private repo. Of course, that's just my opinion. :-) You may not even be targeting students anyway.
• gcv 18y ago
  I thought github does allow private repositories on the free plan? Maybe something changed, but it used to allow a private repository, but you couldn't share it with anyone.
• jjburka 18y ago
  http://unfuddle.com/ http://unfuddle.com/ has free private repos and they support git