Git – coming to a Windows computer near you?

by simpsonjulian on May 7, 2008

Mono founder Miguel de Icaza just twittered about a Google Summer of Code project called Git# – implemented in C#, with no platform dependencies. Git is a powerful Distributed Version Control system that came from Linus Torvalds. While you can convince it to run on Windows, it has dependencies on the Unix toolchain. This project could change all that.

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  • Tim Harding
    I'm often amazed and thankful that there is a set of people that apparently enjoy the process of taking software that doesn't want to run on one platform and shoehorning it onto another platform in spite of all the awkwardness involved.
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