>
> Wow do I disagree with that. =C2=A0Subversion gets really, really doggy f=
or
> larger project while git just keeps on moving along. =C2=A0Also, git seem=
s a
> lot "smoother" than the old guard RCS/CVS/SVN/etc. etc. etc. =C2=A0The mo=
del
> is a tad different and takes some getting used to, but once you do, git
> is far easier to live with.

We have Tortoise SVN (a Windows front end to SVN), and I'm always fighting
with it. It refuses commits due to some invalid date code in some unknown
location. I've got a mix of green and red checkmarks in my directory tree
and don't trust it to really keep track of my changes.

Harold



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