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username="https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawk5cj-itfFHq_yhJHdzk3QOPp-PNW_MjPU"
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nickname="Michael"
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subject="+1 Cygwin"
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date="2012-05-23T19:30:21Z"
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content="""
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Windows support is a must. In my experience, binary file means proprietary editor, which means Windows.
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Unfortunately, there's not much overlap between people who use graphical editors in Windows all day vs. people who are willing to tolerate Cygwin's setup.exe, compile a Haskell program, learn git and git-annex's 90-odd subcommands, and use a mintty terminal to manage their repository, especially now that there's a sexy GitHub app for Windows.
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That aside, I think Windows-based content producers are still *the* audience for git-annex. First Windows support, then a GUI, then the world.
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