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by zdw 4961 days ago
Nothing, if you don't mind using a centralized development model.

The BSD's tend to be ultra-conservative in regard to version control systems - for example OpenBSD is still on CVS and developed their own version: http://www.opencvs.org

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I also find the ability to branch and stash easily two super-useful features. Also, I like not having to go to the server to do diffs, merge, or pull files from other branches. bisect is nice, as well.

I use git-svn at work, so I have everything but easy (svn) branching and I find it super useful.