Well, I meant how do we actually make git better? It has become and absolute standard and is not going away anytime soon. Everyone knows it, and there's a huge ecosystem around it (last but not least Github). I actually think there's a lot of benefit to that kind of standardization. Personally, I actually like git, but that doesn't mean it can't or shouldn't be improved. I don't see switching to some relatively obscure alternative (or even to mercurial) as a satisfying solution. Of course, anybody who wants to do it should feel free, but that limits your possibilities for collaboration with the community at large.

Never heard of it before. Thanks! How's the learning curve?

But the major hosts don't support it.