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One of my goals for this month is to get a better sense of how git-annex is
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being used, how it's working out for people, and what areas need to be
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concentrated on. To start on that, I am doing the
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[[2013 git-annex user survey|/polls/2013]], similar to the git user
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[2013 git-annex user survey](http://git-annex-survey.branchable.com/polls/2013/), similar to the git user
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surveys. I will be adding some less general polls later (suggestions for
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topics appreciated!), but you can go vote in any or all of 10 polls now.
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To start off the 2013 git-annex user survey, let's see how many users
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type `git annex` commands at the command line, and how many use the
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[[/assistant]] (and its webapp).
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[[!poll open=yes 7 "I use mostly the git-annex assistant" 11 "I use mostly git-annex at the command line" 2 "I use both equally often" 0 "I do not yet use git-annex"]]
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[[!sidebar content=""]]
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[[!comment format=mdwn
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username="EskildHustvedt"
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ip="84.48.82.103"
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subject="Missing option: both"
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date="2013-11-13T21:41:44Z"
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content="""
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I use the assistant for data that changes often (ie. documents). Command-line for data that changes rarely (videos, music etc.).
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"""]]
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I'm curious to see how popular [[/direct_mode]] is versus indirect mode.
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[[!poll open=yes 4 "I use mostly indirect mode" 3 "I use mostly direct mode" 3 "I use direct and indirect mode equally" 4 "I use indirect mode when possible, but am forced to use direct mode on some platforms" 0 "I use whatever is the default" 0 "I don't know"]]
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[[!sidebar content=""]]
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How would you characterize your general git knowledge?
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(Not your git-annex knowledge!)
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 0 "novice" 5 "casual, needs advice" 1 "everyday use" 9 "can offer advice" 1 "know it very well" 2 "wrote some of it"]]
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[[!sidebar content=""]]
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Overall, how happy are you with git annex?
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 1 "unhappy" 1 "not so happy" 8 "happy" 9 "very happy" 2 "completely ecstatic"]]
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[[!comment format=mdwn
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username="https://id.koumbit.net/anarcat"
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ip="2001:1928:1:9::1"
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subject="quite happy"
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date="2013-11-13T23:59:30Z"
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content="""
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i am generally quite happy with git-annex, especially since there's pretty much nothing out there that does the same.
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but there's a significant learning curve, and i frequently get into \"WTF moments\" where things move under my feet, particularly when the assistant is running. i have seen it add files that were still being downloaded (via transmission), for example. or it has started adding files i didn't ask it to.
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i also find it difficult to get rid of files: the symlinks make it *seem* like the file is gone, but it's still consuming disk space in .git/annex/objects. I understand the safety reasoning behind this, but I like to be able to shoot myself in the foot sometimes... maybe i should just be using more of the [[direct mode]].
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thanks for this great software, it makes a lot of things much easier regardless of all my \"wtf moments\". :)
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"""]]
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How do you get git-annex installed?
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 6 "From a prebuilt version on this website" 2 "I build from source" 7 "I install the version provided by my OS distributor" 0 "I don't know; it was installed for me" 1 "homebrew -> cabal" 1 "from the ubuntu PPA"]]
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If you install it using different methods at different times, pick the
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method you use most frequently.
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[[!sidebar content=""]]
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git-annex runs on many operating systems:
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Linux, OS X, BSDs, Android, and Windows.
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However, some ports are further along than others.
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If there's a device on which you cannot use git-annex today, because the
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port to an OS is missing or incomplete, please pick it. Please don't vote
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for an OS where you already successfully use git-annex.
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 5 "I'm good -- git-annex runs on my OS of choice!" 6 "Windows" 3 "Android" 3 "Apple iOS" 1 "Synology NAS"]]
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[[!comment format=mdwn
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username="http://edheil.wordpress.com/"
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ip="173.162.44.162"
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subject="comment 1"
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date="2013-11-13T21:15:56Z"
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content="""
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Is an iOS port even a possibility? It would be outstanding if it were. Lately I've moved from using mostly-android for mobile purposes to mostly-iOS, and it makes me sad not to be able to use git annex directly. Though I might eventually get around to having git-annex assistant running on a server at home which I can sftp to, and use it secondhand that way.
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"""]]
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[[!comment format=mdwn
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username="http://joeyh.name/"
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ip="209.250.56.246"
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subject="comment 2"
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date="2013-11-13T21:18:22Z"
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content="""
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iOS is probably technically possible -- the ghc iOS support is getting pretty good and probably is better than Android.
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How many git-annex repositories do you have? This can be different clones
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of the same repository on different machines and drives, and/or completely
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separate git repositories.
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 2 "1" 8 "2-5" 7 "6-10" 1 "11-20" 2 "21-30" 1 "31-40" 0 "41-50" 0 "51-60" 0 "61-70" 1 "71-80" 0 "81-90" 0 "91-100"]]
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Pick the operating system which you use git-annex on the most.
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 11 "Linux" 5 "OSX" 0 "Android" 0 "other Unix" 1 "Windows"]]
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How much data do you have stored in git-annex?
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The way to get this value is to run `git annex status` (or `git annex info`
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if you have git-annex version 5 already), and look for the line
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that says "size of annexed files in working tree" or "known annex size".
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If you've got multiple repositories that each contain different files
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(not git clones), you can run it in each and add them up.
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 1 "less than 1+ GB" 1 "1+ GB" 9 "10+ GB" 10 "100+ GB" 2 "1+ TB" 0 "2+ TB" 2 "4+ TB" 1 "8+ TB" 0 "16+ TB" 0 "32+ TB" 0 "64+ TB" 0 "128+ TB" 0 "rather not say"]]
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What kind of data do you mostly use git-annex to store?
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[[!poll expandable=yes open=yes 13 "personal data" 0 "business data" 3 "scientific data" 0 "game development assets" 0 "rather not say" 1 "none yet, still working through the bugs" 2 "videos" 0 "music"]]
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