Quite all right. :) I think a lot of people locked into Git or Mercurial have a distorted view of how different the two systems are. Especially these days, t

Quite all right. :) I think a lot of people locked into Git or Mercurial have a distorted view of how different the two systems are. Especially these days, the differences are ultimately minor, which is why projects like hg-git, which allows transparently working with a Git repositories from Mercurial, are possible in the first place. Yes, Mercurial's revlogs versus Git's blobs have performance implications for both systems, but that difference is not meaningfully user-visible 99% of the time--and the rest really just ends up being differences in terminology and commands, more than anything.