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Does anyone use Distributed VCS in a corporate environment?

I am curious to hear about people with distributed version control in a corporate environment.

In particular:

  • Was it difficult to get an adoption?
  • Now that he is there, does he really like?
  • What "model" are you using (hub and conversations? Something else?)
  • If you use a hub and say if there are any problems with the disk when clicking on the central server?
  • I would like to hear if someone has non-programmers working in this environment, preferably artists and the like, with whom VCS can be a little more complicated. Did it work for them?
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