Hi,

On Sun, 2 Dec 2007, Pascal Obry wrote:

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> Johannes Schindelin a ?crit :
> > Okay, how many executables are there in your /usr/bin/?  Here there 
> > are 2973. Guess what.  I am not intimidated by that number.
> 
> Good, and look in /usr/bin, all those 2973 binary are all disconnected.
> 
> Here we are speaking about a tool as a whole : Git.

No, we are speaking about different commands, such as commit, fetch, push, 
etc.

I refuse to believe that you cannot see the equivalence.

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> I've read many documentations before grabbing the system and I've not
> been impressed by the number of binaries in /usr/bin... Because I've
> almost never looked there.

Exactly my point.

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> Most of the time I'm using "git <tab>" and the bash completion feature 
> is just right for me.

Bash completion is really something fine.

But even without, I do not see a problem: many cvs users used only three 
out of 32 commands (most CVS users I personally know/knew only called add, 
commit and update).  You could even see all 32 commands when calling the 
clunky command line "cvs --help-commands".  I am convinced we're already 
more user-friendly than that.

Ciao,
Dscho

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