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Bzr certainly isn't dead. git has won the mindshare war for mainstream developers, but I've found it to be a useful FOSS alternative for developers forced to u
by sixtypoundhound 13y ago
Bzr certainly isn't dead.
git has won the mindshare war for mainstream developers, but I've found it to be a useful FOSS alternative for developers forced to use a Windows environment [for business-related reasons, don't laugh..it pays the bills]. Their UI is a bit more intuitive than git's for new users.
Now, if you're a hardcore Linux-stack career dev...get onto git ASAP... but for lesser folks...bzr works just fine...
- Macha 13y ago> but I've found it to be a useful FOSS alternative for developers forced to use a Windows environment [for business-related reasons, don't laugh..it pays the bills]. Their UI is a bit more intuitive than git's for new users. However, the same also applies to Mercurial, and even though Mercurial is less popular than Git, it still has a lot more devs who use it than Bzr.