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I'll steal this.

+1 for Window Maker.

Subversion is not a protocol and I still prefer SVN over Git (license, user experience, quality of the community). That's not the point of this thread.

The relatively small protocol overhead. Admittedly, transferring multiple files at the same time leads to quite some TCP communication though.

That does not explain the "what's wrong with it?" part.

Wayland is not a desktop environment.

The initial post is confusing and not really keeping one coherent track. Well, I like TIDAL. But I still prefer my vinyls.

What is the goal of this thread?

Choose a different one then? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-change-thunderbird-layout

On Windows, I use Pandora. Tell me more... That screenshot shows a dated version of Apple Mail. Really, really dated.

Actually, it was the other way around: Qualcomm wanted to make an "all-new" Eudora "8", based on Thunderbird. Nobody wanted that, so Qualcomm ended the Eudora project instead of just making "Eudora 9" without all that Thunderbird cruft. Yup, sounds like Mozilla. The HERMES team provides...

Eudora is hard to replace. (I like that there are updated versions for Windows, at least.) Claws Mail is decent if you can live with the weird user interface.

Hmm. Wouldn't gawk's GPL require aho to be GPL'ed as well?

Wrong. Mercurial and BitKeeper have even more features than Git; and those are only the first two that come to my mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_feedback

People who disagree with your claim that Git was better than every other VCS in even one single aspect have automatically lost your respect? I see. I think I'll end this discussion here.

No.

Are you a typical Git user? I ask for the list of reasons why Git is ridiculous.

SVN is a very good example. SVN is what I use to fetch stuff from Github (which supports it) if I absolutely must; because I won't have to deal with the hilarious CLI of the Git binaries then. Pathetic.

Now do they? See, what I mean is that there is no single feature in Git that would not have better counterparts elsewhere.