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by ewjordan
3565 days ago
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Yep, Mercurial's the one. It's a shame that it lost the war, they actually seemed to care about providing a good experience to their users. There are, of course, a few technical differences between it and git, but I personally never felt like they were troublesome enough to make up for the vast difference in usability. |
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We see that a lot of companies(our clients/users) adopting Mercurial, you just don't hear about it. Often those are companies with employees that don't tweet or post to HN ;)
RhodeCode is used also in around 60 universities, and we learned that in a lot of them they teach Mercurial as well as Git.
For a large company it's actually much cheaper to adapt Mercurial as they new DVCS because of learning curve.
I hope companies like Facebook and Mozilla will make soon Mercurial very very fast. There's constant work on it coming from those companies to improve it.