Vladimir Prus wrote:
I think it was already decided to use Subversion. Well, I realize that these days everybody writes code while on plane ;-), but it's still better to switch to the most mature CVS replacement, rather than start arguing if git, one of 3 (or is that 4) variants of arch, or monotone, or darcs or whatever else is best solution for on-plane development. There is svk (http://svk.elixus.org/) - it's a distributed version control system built on top of Subversion.
It can be used to mirror [parts of] remote repository and to create "offline branches" for personal expirements. Svk also supports advanced star-merge algorithm for merge-tracking and usually works much faster than svn. And the best part: svk is a pure client-side application and it requires no modifications to SVN server. -- With respect, Alex Besogonov(cyberax@elewise.com)