Nicolas Pitre [off-list ref] wrote:
As for the fraction of people complaining being a small fraction of
current GIT users: that is easily explainable by the fact that most
people who would have grown the complainers group are simply not GIT
users anymore since they were turned away by GIT's current user
interface issues. The only complainers remaining are those who see
value in the GIT technology but who would like to bring more
intuitiveness to the GIT interface instead of going for the alternative
technology. And those kind of people are always few.
Or they are by proxy.
*I* don't see that much of a problem with git pull; I can use it
without trouble at this point. But I find it difficult to teach
to others.
My complaints about git pull/fetch/push are by proxy for about 10
other users who aren't on the mailing list but whom I interact with
through Git. They don't like pull/fetch/push very much.
So count my complaints 10 times. :)
Ok, that's still a drop in the bucket of current Git users.
But still, I'm sure there are others. I think Carl was recently
talking about complaints from some Fedora folks...
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