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Alexandre Julliard <julliard@winehq.org> writes:

> Here's the beginning of an Emacs mode for git. My primary goal at this
> point is to replicate the behavior of the pcl-cvs mode.

Sounds nice -- I might switch to this myself if it is easy to
use (currently my fingers are trained to run git from
compilation mode buffer, so I need to switch anyway).

I regularly use the vc interface for working with CVS and never
have used PCL-CVS myself.