It’s been a while since I switched from Subversion to Git. Since then I’ve been using it for everything that’s even slightly more complex than a text file. I use the command line most of the time, together with the following tools:
/etc under
version control, comes with several hooks for various package
managers, i.e. autocomitting before and after an apt-get run.
Produces self-writing quasi-documentation.Github takes it a step further. Free accounts only have public repositories and paid plans are a little too expensive in my view. Lately I had to produce several projects for university. Habitually, I turn to LaTeX for such stuff. The results can be found in my Github account. Once again, the best tool turned out to be: my favourite editor Vim 1, a minimal Makefile and TeX Live from the Debian repos.
Next stop: understanding what git-annex can do for me.
Nevertheless, this time I experimented with Eclipse + TeXlipse + EGit, but the KISS principle got me again. ↩