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Subject: Re: If GCC dropped Ada suport, how long would you use an old version
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From: DrPi <314@drpi.fr>
Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2021 19:46:19 +0200
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Le 07/06/2021 à 19:33, Stephen Leake a écrit :
> DrPi <314@drpi.fr> writes:
> 
>>> ...
>>> A similar example; I was using monotone for a long time, because it
>>> is a
>>> better structured version control system (particularly for managing
>>> merge conflicts). I'm now using git, because monotone finally failed to
>>> build on a Debian system.
>>>
>> Have you tried Mercurial ?
> 
> I looked at it. In my opinion, it's not sufficiently better than git to
> merit bucking the trend. Using git, I can get help on any topic related
> to git just by reading old stackoverflow posts.
> 
Mercurial is not better, it is different. What I like is it's 
simplicity. There is a good mailing list for support.