Git is _awesome_. Once you "Get it", there really is no big problem. Sure you may have to look up some syntax occasionally and make an alias or two for your com

Git is _awesome_. Once you "Get it", there really is no big problem. Sure you may have to look up some syntax occasionally and make an alias or two for your common uses, but really, it's no big deal. And the benefits are compelling. Enjoy the amazing power of committing early, and committing often. Being able to revert to "10 minutes ago" is so freeing when trying out a refactoring idea. And being able to "uncommit" the last X commits to recommit them in a different order and with cleaned up messages and structure before sharing with colleagues... amazing. All the quibbles about syntax really miss the point and the power of Git.