| Walt Mankowski on 21 Aug 2009 11:26:36 -0700 |
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On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 02:21:04PM -0400, Lee Marzke wrote: > You mention Linux boxes (servers), but your developers on all on Windows ? > > Can you explain what your need Git for ? Are you developing > Linux code or Windows code ? > > If you have to use Windows, why not use a SCM that has a native Windows > client ? > > Many systems have been covered recently at PLUG. Git was designed > strictly, in my opinion for Linux kernel development, on Linux > only-platforms. It was not designed for cross-platform support, so > why are you trying to force this solution to work in your > environment ? Well, to be more specific, for *nix systems. I use it all the time on OSX and it works great. However, Windows support looks like it still might be a little iffy. Also, while it was originally designed by Linus for kernel development, it has evolved into a popular VCS that's used for a large number of open source projects (e.g. perl development recently switched to git) as well as some development shops. Walt Attachment:
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