[09:32] good morning and good user day :) [10:50] mornin [10:51] Daviey: ping === kinoucho` is now known as kinouchou [15:03] hmmmm, git is ..... interesting [15:20] mhall119: i dont know git that well, but whats interesting about that (compared to bzr) [15:44] mostly the way it has an intermediate area between working branch and head [15:48] and the way it tracks remote branches [16:54] mhall119: git <3 [16:55] mhall119: it does things very smartly [16:55] mhall119: I find it really really hard to work with bzr [16:55] it's so... hacked up [16:56] and unintuitive [16:58] Ronnie: git vs bzrr? [16:58] http://whygitisbetterthanx.com/ [16:58] Ronnie: git's primary mode of development is in branches [16:59] Ronnie: and it's pretty nifty, the way it handles how you can push / pull branches from different places, and so forth [16:59] Ronnie: or nigelb's link there :) [16:59] and setting up a git local server is /very/ easy. [16:59] probably takes about 10 minutes max [17:00] nigelb: I have my script that sets it up from my local box [17:00] nigelb: so I just name it and give it a description, and it makes it [17:00] paultag: or to be more fancier, gitosis is just an apt-get isntall away [17:00] *install [17:00] meh [17:05] bbl, foods [18:35] paultag: um, bzr's primary mode is in branches which you can push/pull from differend places too [18:44] paultag: you work in the healthcare industry? [19:20] mhall119: not like git it's like having all branches under code on lp locally, and can swap between them on the fly [19:20] mhall119: our uni does work for the cleveland clinic [19:21] bbl, im on my phone