Re: [tlug] Open-source repository question

[Kenneth Burling <burlingk@example.com>]

On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull<stephen@example.com> wrote:
> Edward Middleton writes:

>
> Been there, done that, and no, git is not clearly the best tool for
> that.  Git is the best tool for managing a highly dynamic project IMO,
> but among the distributed tools (specifically git, hg, bzr, and darcs)
> Darcs has arguably the best UI for merging existing treess because it
> has a builtin diff editor.  (Of course you could use Emacs diff-mode,
> but Darcs is probably the user-friendliest.)
>

I personally like darcs.  Are there any open source collaboration
sites that use it?  I have seen plenty that use svn and CVS.  A few
even use git.  Concept wise, and user interface wise, darcs is the one
that makes the most sense to me!  :-)