What struck me as interesting about his comments is he only admitted to one flaw in Arch and he sort of mumbled it out: "...performance...won't bother most users...yadda, yadda, yadda".
I find it hard to believe that Arch would be so perfect. If he really knew the strength of his software he would also have no problem admitting to its weaknesses and Arch would be that much better for it.
Instead he spent most of the article attacking Subversion. If Arch is really that good, why would he spend so much time complaining and critiquing something else?
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What struck me as interesting about his comments is he only admitted to one flaw in Arch and he sort of mumbled it out: "...performance...won't bother most users...yadda, yadda, yadda".
I find it hard to believe that Arch would be so perfect. If he really knew the strength of his software he would also have no problem admitting to its weaknesses and Arch would be that much better for it.
Instead he spent most of the article attacking Subversion. If Arch is really that good, why would he spend so much time complaining and critiquing something else?