[Noisebridge-discuss] Git and Github
Andy Isaacson
adi at hexapodia.org
Mon Nov 24 02:10:52 UTC 2008
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 08:37:13PM -0500, Jonathan Foote wrote:
> http://github.com/ has been getting some buzz lately (is the linux
> kernel really on git?)
Yes, the Linux community uses git.
> Anybody used it?
I have, but only a bit.
> I'd love something lighter
> than sourceforge, and have significant investment in SVN learning
> curve. Comments? Appropriate for NB collaborations (open source kinda
> assumed)?
I'm using Mercurial -- http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/ . It's rather
similar to git, and predates it by a bit (both in earliest release and
in achieving a minimal usable state) but has a smaller userbase due to
the fact that Linus started git. I find hg easier to use and to extend
than git, although the worst of git's UI badness has been fixed in the
latest releases.
I've been hosting some noisebridge-related repos on my personal server,
mostly because we don't have a public netblock delivered to 83c yet.
http://hg.hexapodia.org/
-andy
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