zie [ZOTERO] voor A2K
Git is becoming de facto std.

compare git with bzr

Git was designed for the needs of the Linux kernel community, for its processes and the nerdiness of these people.
Bazaar was designed to be suitable for a wide range of people, workflows and environments.
In Git the features are the primary focus, in Bazaar the clean user interface and command set were given careful attention.
For this reason Bazaar will work out of the box for a much wider audience than Git

git

source code management and distributed revision control
cmd version installed by default in LXM ; check git-all package
visual studio code can work with git

review WM

staging lijkt me een overbodig concept
git account needed , dit is niet ok
Git’s automatic merge and commit may create problems.
Git has over 150 different commands. The UI between these commands is not consistent, and there is no unified GNU
Bazaar uses familiar commands known to Subversion and CVS users.
Git contains a whole new vocabulary: for example, commit into repository is very different in Git.

bazaar

pro :
- ==works offline== you own the data
- no account needed
- robust renaming ( collaborate without fear )
- a centralized SVN-style workflow, which is well supported in Bazaar’s command set.
- very simular and familiar if you know svn & subversion
- cross platform
zie bazaar