On Jun 28, 2005, at 18:59:28, Sean wrote:
By the sounds of it, git could just use Mecurial or some variation
thereof
as a back end.
Umm, you seem to miss the point, sir. If you use Mercurial, there is no
reason you should layer any part of Git on top of it. It already does
everything that git does anyways.
Git is already so much better for the things I do than BK ever was,
I'll
stick with it.
This is like saying "Windows 3.1 is already so much better for the
things
I do than DOS ever was, I'll stick with it." :-D
Cheers,
Kyle Moffett
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