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On Wed, 18 Mar 2015, Bernhard Kraft wrote:

> I mostly use git from the commandline, it's open source, it's coded in
> plain C (altough I do not have to do with git internals) ... I do not
> see a reason against DVCS. But one likes emacs another one vim. There
> is no reason for flamewar :)
>
> I suggested git because there is github and we could easily start a
> project there - everyone with not so much git-commandline experience
> could also contribute. If there is a similar service for SVN I would
> agree. If you are completely against a VCS (git, svn, csv, etc.) then

I am for centralized VCS. I run my own server, hosting my projects and 
some of my friends' projects on SVN basis - with strong automation 
and intregration with project web page updates, a source packaging/release 
system and a build system (all optional).

I have no intention to start a flamewar or get any of the projects hosted 
using different methods to change their ways, tho. I just refrain from 
getting involved in git projects.


Regards,

Igor2