> Either of the above solutions are for your compsci professors who are clued-in enough to be comfortable with CLI in general and Git in particular. I'm a visu

> Either of the above solutions are for your compsci professors who are clued-in enough to be comfortable with CLI in general and Git in particular. I'm a visual design student, and most of my professors are clued in enough to know how to handle git. I'm lucky on that regard. >Of course, all of these solutions (except email attachments and printouts) require running your own server, which is actually a great learning experience. I do have my own VPS, Amazon AWS. I just dumped in an ubuntu server image, LAMP stack and python, and it's just vanilla unix after that—it's great. I'll check prgmr out though, thanks for the recommendation. Gitlab looks good, but I almost exclusively use git CLI, so I don't need a fancy interface. I'll take a look at gitolite. Thanks!