Am Mittwoch, 23. September 2009 14:16:47 schrieb Sergiu Ivanov: > > You have different instances of the history, but all data _which isn't > > changed_ is a simple hardlink. > > Aha, I see. Sorry for talking rubbish :-(
No problem.
Btw: There is an extension which makes two working directories share exactly
the same history, so your thought isn't that rubbish.
> > That depends on what you call Guru :-)
> [paragraphs shuffled]
> > But to know enough about Mercurial for 95% of the use cases you need
> > far less time than for git. A few quotes I collected to back that
> > up:
>
> I'd call a Guru a person who knows what to do in 99% use-cases :-)
> IMHO, becoming a Guru in any domain isn't any easier than in any other
> one. However, becoming an average (or even advanced) user may be
> easier somewhere.
At least as long as the domain is of similar complexity (as in the case of two
distributed VCS) I think you're right in that.
> A smooth learning curve is a great thing, though :-) I think I like
> smoother learning curves better :-) Though I wouldn't say that the
> learning curve in git is so extremely steep.
At least it still has some not-so-small stumbling blocks in it - for example
its extremely long help output.
But it's become a good deal better since I first tried it (for example it now
suggests options when I mistype a command).
Best wishes,
Arne
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