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Version control system for a distributed development team

A distributed development team requires a version control system that provides Internet access and integrates perfectly with Visual Studio.

Please share your experience. Which system do you personally choose?

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Given that you are in the Microsoft world, and given that you are most likely looking at something like DVCS due to the distributed command between Git and Mercurial, I would go with Mercurial, as it supports Microsoft a bit better.

The disadvantage is that integration with Studio simply does not exist (there are some third-party options, but none of them I personally worked with).

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Turtle SVN SVN and VisualSVN (or RocketSVN or Ankh) are a good and cheap option!

TFS works, but is expensive and can be quite painful.

Hg (Mercurial) is very good, but still not so well integrated with VS.

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