>>106523883 (OP)
this is not taught in schools because it's hard to comprehend that there's a retard who made the world a worse place, TWICE.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 7:28:04 PM
No.106524057
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>>106523883 (OP)
git has a terrible user interface.
>>106523883 (OP)
pic related
>>106524036
Linus has been a net negative to the world.
>>106523883 (OP)
Tortoise SVN was so fucking easy to use and provided 95% of the features people needed.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 10:37:06 PM
No.106525852
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>>106528877
>>106525836
SVN is centralized. Git is decentralized.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 10:40:08 PM
No.106525878
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Git is better software than the Linux kernel. Linux really matured as a developer with Git.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 10:41:14 PM
No.106525893
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>>106526617
>>106525836
what do you mean was. I use it currently and love it
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 10:42:23 PM
No.106525904
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>>106526338
>>106523883 (OP)
How the fuck do people get filtered by git?
On a good projects you literally never have to do rebase.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 10:48:44 PM
No.106525968
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>>106523883 (OP)
>git remote add origin sneed@sneednet:cfug/kek.git
This is surely more important than showing how to add a fucking commit message.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 10:56:45 PM
No.106526050
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>>106526088
>>106524086
why did they make it so complicated?
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 11:00:22 PM
No.106526088
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>>106526050
Used by Linux Kernel(Thousands of developers and millons of lines code) and expect users are good c programmers with system level experience.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 11:08:23 PM
No.106526184
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>>106524036
git is the precursor to blockchain
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 11:10:32 PM
No.106526208
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>>106524036
Imagine being filtered by git. What’s your biggest complaint about it and and how is it done better by the competitors that take up the remaining 5% market share
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 11:20:43 PM
No.106526307
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>>106528898
>Torvalds started developing Git in April 2005 after the free license for BitKeeper, the proprietary source-control management (SCM) system used for Linux kernel development since 2002, was revoked for Linux. The copyright holder of BitKeeper, Larry McVoy, decided to charge for the use of BitKeeper. McVoy claimed that Andrew Tridgell had created SourcePuller by reverse engineering the BitKeeper protocols.
>Richard Stallman wrote the satirically titled essay "Thank you, Larry McVoy." In this essay, Stallman thanks McVoy for inadvertently strengthening the case for adopting free and open-source software more generally as to avoid similar scenarios to BitKeeper in the future.
so back then it was all seething and kikery too eh
>>106525844
We still stuck with shitnux when we could have had Plan 9, genera, L4 or any other capability based OS and jujutsu, pijul, darcs instead of git
>>106525904
The UX is honestly bad. Also the staging area and the explicit index exposure seems powerful and useful on paper but in reality you can achieve the same flexibility and more in a easier way without it, see jujutsu
https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 11:25:52 PM
No.106526368
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>>106526438
>>106526338
everything else you listed was made by a literally crazy person
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 11:44:56 PM
No.106526617
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>>106525893
Fair. I mean before most migrated away from it.
Anonymous
9/8/2025, 11:48:40 PM
No.106526659
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>>106526865
>>106526338
You don’t have to use got or Linux though. How are more options a net loss
>>106526338
>jujutsu is git compatible
Btfo by your own argument
Also
>”main” branch
Shant use
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 12:09:34 AM
No.106526865
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>>106530382
>>106526659
>You don’t have to use got or Linux though
And I do. But the whole world sadly doesn't and we still stuck in '80s technology
>>106526698
> Btfo by your own argument
what?
>”main” branch
> Shant use
> caring about this inane shit in a technology board
you are no better than tranny
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 12:31:08 AM
No.106527011
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>>106526698
I know reading must be hard for some people but it's a necessary effort sometimes
Git is garbage. I never use git or any source control in my own projects.
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 2:44:14 AM
No.106528049
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>>106527283
same, only use it in actual production env. otherwise it just slows me down.
What problem does jj solve? Autocommitting sounds awful
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 3:43:59 AM
No.106528509
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The only issues I have with Git, and it really isn't even an issue, is that you have to go through extra steps to see the log as a graph. A generic list of commits is way more confusing that a `git log --graph --oneline`
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 4:18:42 AM
No.106528722
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>>106523883 (OP)
Good idea, I'm installing gitea RIGHT NOW
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 4:41:18 AM
No.106528842
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>>106523883 (OP)
that linux tech tips made git?
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 4:47:27 AM
No.106528877
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>>106525852
Why does that matter for software that only I work on?
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 4:49:17 AM
No.106528886
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>letting a finn name the functions of a console program
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 4:51:33 AM
No.106528896
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>>106531800
>>106527283
yeah, hello world and fizzbuzz "projects" copypasted from the internet don't really require version control
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 4:51:47 AM
No.106528898
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>>106526307
the fsf were called out for being a bunch of commies trying to gain control of the work of others right from the start
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 4:53:38 AM
No.106528906
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>>106526338
>retards blaming muh heckin evil troonix for OS stagnation, again
Without Linux we'd just be suffering through the same Microsoft/Oracle/IBM industry brain damage except *nix is still expensive proprietary shitware.
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 1:40:51 PM
No.106531585
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>>106531913
>git has bad UI
Git has an UI? Lmao get gud
You're either using it on the terminal or as an integration in your IDE
Anonymous
9/9/2025, 2:11:57 PM
No.106531800
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>>106528896
Isn't being able to copy them from the internet already a version control?
