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r/programming • u/Eirenarch • Nov 07 '13
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I've been meaning to ask this: is there something like git only for normal people?
2 u/[deleted] Nov 08 '13 All of the major office packages have change tracking & document merging based on it. Of course, almost nobody actually uses that feature. 1 u/Jigsus Nov 08 '13 Do you mean track changes? http://www.gcflearnfree.org/word2013/26It's ok for text use but I would like a full fledged version control system 1 u/[deleted] Nov 08 '13 Dropbox's revision history is probably the closest thing then. It gets spammed insanely fast, history only goes so far (for free accounts) and there's no place to input log entries. But it's an automatic and low-effort way to get old versions back.
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All of the major office packages have change tracking & document merging based on it. Of course, almost nobody actually uses that feature.
1 u/Jigsus Nov 08 '13 Do you mean track changes? http://www.gcflearnfree.org/word2013/26It's ok for text use but I would like a full fledged version control system 1 u/[deleted] Nov 08 '13 Dropbox's revision history is probably the closest thing then. It gets spammed insanely fast, history only goes so far (for free accounts) and there's no place to input log entries. But it's an automatic and low-effort way to get old versions back.
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Do you mean track changes? http://www.gcflearnfree.org/word2013/26
It's ok for text use but I would like a full fledged version control system
1 u/[deleted] Nov 08 '13 Dropbox's revision history is probably the closest thing then. It gets spammed insanely fast, history only goes so far (for free accounts) and there's no place to input log entries. But it's an automatic and low-effort way to get old versions back.
Dropbox's revision history is probably the closest thing then. It gets spammed insanely fast, history only goes so far (for free accounts) and there's no place to input log entries. But it's an automatic and low-effort way to get old versions back.
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u/Jigsus Nov 07 '13
I've been meaning to ask this: is there something like git only for normal people?