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Re:What comes after Git by midenginedcoupe on Tuesday July 05, 2022 @05:31AM (#31986156)
Well that's a different argument.

The irony is I use git for all my projects, too, due to the network effect. It's vastly easier to go with the flow rather than swim against the tide. But every time I have to wrestle with un-fucking git's state I find myself considering my life choices and how I got there :(

Re:What comes after Git by sgbeal on Tuesday July 05, 2022 @09:56AM (#31988232)
> But every time I have to wrestle with un-fucking git's state I find myself considering my life choices and how I got there :(

cough Fossil cough

Re:What comes after Git by mirodin on Wednesday July 13, 2022 @02:30AM (#32079596)
Amen to that. I love Fossil for its simplicity and batteries included model. No external ticketing, wiki and documentation to manually keep in sync. Plus everything inside a single SQLite file makes everything easier.