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On Jun 6, 2012, at 4:04 PM, Jerry Feldman wrote: > > This guy is not too bright. Remember, he was a city manager for Bristol > VA and a retired Army LTC. The bottom line is he feels he needs a tool, > and he has a copy of DreamWeaver, but his version does not support SSH. I've successfully deployed SmartGit to none-too-bright and non-technical users, and to some none-too-bright-non-technical users. Takes about 15 minutes to do the installation, set up the account, and demonstrate the sync-work-commit-sync cycle: Sync: click a button. Work: same as always. Commit: click a button, type his initials, click "ok". Sync: click a button. Sure, 98% of Git's capabilities are ignored. So what? He gets his tool and you get your SSH. Everyone wins. --Rich P.
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