Re: What a modern collaboration toolkit looks like

[Mark A. Hershberger]

Richard Stallman <address@hidden> writes:

>     - Bzr seems to take second place. It has a long term progression path
>       and support, very strict code quality and clearly defined
>       development phases.
>
> BZR may become a GNU package, which would be a reason to prefer it.

Another reason to prefer it: stand-alone bzr binaries are available and
work *now* in Windows.  I've used bzr to do some work on a Windows port
of the iHRIS system I'm working on.

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