Portable Revision Control Server (using Subversion)

[zombiezen]

Originally Posted by Bot190

When we went to GSR, we ended up switching to Mercurial. With Mercurial everyone has a copy of the repository so you don't need an internet connection. When we wanted to share changes we had a copy of the repository on a flash drive, and would just share the flash drive and update our repository with the one on the flashdrive. Mercurial also makes merging changes much easier than SVN.

Mercurial's another good program and shares many of the same features as Bazaar. It's all a matter of taste, really.

Stay away from Git, though. It's way too easy to break a repository in Git and not understand what's going on. I don't understand what it's doing half the time.

[GGCO]

Originally Posted by zombiezen

Mercurial's another good program and shares many of the same features as Bazaar. It's all a matter of taste, really.

Stay away from Git, though. It's way too easy to break a repository in Git and not understand what's going on. I don't understand what it's doing half the time.

Definitely don't want to get into a Git vs. svn debate, but don't be afraid to try Git out. I'm in the same boat as you though, it can be quite complicated. However, I find that the support community for Git is terrific and once you learn the basics of what it's doing you are able to do some pretty sweet stuff.