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> What did your colleague have trouble with? I remember him trying to move a window to the other monitor and having bounce back repeatedly. Very funny to watch

> What did your colleague have trouble with? I remember him trying to move a window to the other monitor and having bounce back repeatedly. Very funny to watch. > git is a usability nightmare. No argument here. The design of the commandline UI is terrible ("git checkout" is the first offender you're likely to meet). However, it's powerful enough that I'm using all the time, occasionally bridging with SVN when needed. Once you get hooked on cheap local branching, you can never give up.

tedks 14y ago
Eh, Bazaar has cheap local branching as far as I care about. And yes, I don't have to deal with git checkout. Window management can be funny -- I think there's a bug in compiz where a display will "reject" windows if they're too large (when minimized) for the display. This causes the drag-to-top motion to hit the display the window is currently on, and so it goes back to the original display. Using control-alt-numpad5 works, as does unmaximizing your windows and making them smaller than your smallest display.