It's ok to disagree and let's not go off topic. ;P I like SVN because it pushes you to commit online. I don't like keep branches for a long time either. I like all in one place. it works better because of psycology reasons I think :)
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 11:40 PM, Jonathan Schleifer js-gajim@webkeks.org wrote:
"Nikos Kouremenos" kourem@gmail.com wrote:
no svn is more than fine. centralization is good for managing software such as Gajim. Gajim is not Mozilla nor Apache
I *STRONGLY* disagree. Ever tried to work with SVN when you're in a train with your laptop, without any WLAN? You're screwed then. With mercurial, no problem at all. Just commit offline and push (and merge, if needed) when you come online again, no problem at all. With svn, you can't work offline. So, centralized VCS are *BAD*, *BAD* and *BAD*!
-- Jonathan
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