Re: should we use bazaar?

> Jochen Theodorou wrote:
>
>> Jim White schrieb:
>> [...]
>>
>>>  From my post in this thread last week:
>>>
>>> One of the interesting syncing tools is hgsvn which lets you use Hg
>>> on SVN checkouts.  That solves your disconnected operation case and
>>> allows a thorough evaluation of Hg before making the switch for the
>>> central repository.
>>>
>>> That of course is one the essential virtues of distributed version
>>> control.  And naturally even more useful in the future will be
>>> cross-DVCS synchronization so that this issure will become moot.
>>>
>>> http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/hgsvn
>>
>> it is possible with all thre of them I think... but I personally
>> think, that because Bazaar has an API and git is "only" a commandline
>> tool, that bazaar is better than git.. don't know about Mecurial.
>
> I think Mercurial is probably better than Bazaar.
>
> A repost of what I said last week:
>
> Jochen Theodorou wrote:
>
>  > ...
>  > (3) can explain why another tool is better
>
> I haven't done a direct comparison myself, but my impression so far is
> that Mercurial is probably a better choice than Bazaar.
>
> If you consider that projects like OpenJDK, IcedTea, NetBeans, and
> OpenSolaris have found it the current best choice for distributed
> version control, then I'm sure you'd agree that at this point
> alternatives would need to explain why they're better.