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Thinking of trying Git on Windows - anyone can share their experiences (+/- ve both) ?

Asked by zorba111 in Version Control, Project Management, Change Management

Tags: git, version control, recommendation

Me = business owner and part time sw developer

I can see that version control would also be useful for the non-software part of our business too, to version word docs, excels etc etc.

Past experience: Visual Source Safe, PVCS (grrrr !!!), Clearcase - all approx 10years ago !!

I've read up about Git and it sounds great. Free, fast, powerful. Written by geniuses (albeit on unix / linux)

However, not much info for windows users (no surprise as it was written by the guy who invented Linux - haha)

I do NOT want to compile a windows version from source code. I am NOT a unix geek (unfortunately, not smart enough) though I can remember some commands etc. We have only windows - SBS2003 and XPpro.

I do not have any existing repositories using Git or anything else to connect to - I will  be creating my own.

Anyone been down this journey or similar and can share experience of Git on windows ?
Is Git ok or am I biting off miore than i can chew ?
If so, can anyone recommend alternatives.

much obliged,
Z
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