Some of the commands in the survey looks interesting, must find time to learn them.

git add -i / -p
git add -u / -A
git am
git am -i
git apply
git apply --whitespace=fix
git archive
git bisect
git bisect run 
git annotate
git gui blame
git blame
git blame -L , etc.
git bundle
git cherry
git cherry-pick
git cherry-pick -n
git citool
git clean
git add + git commit
git commit -a
git commit ...
git commit -i ...
git commit --amend
git cvsexportcommit
git cvsserver
git daemon
git daemon (pushing enabled)
git ... --dirstat
git fetch []
git filter-branch
git format-patch
git grep
git imap-send
git instaweb
git log --grep/--author/...
git log -S (pickaxe search)
git log --graph
git merge
git merge with strategy
git merge --squash
git mergetool
git pull (no remote)
git pull --rebase []
git pull 
git pull 
git push
git relink
git rebase
git rebase -i
git remote
git remote update
git request-pull
git revert
git send-email
git show-branch
git shortlog
git shortlog -s
git stash
git stash --keep-index
git submodule
git svn
git whatchanged
git gui
gitk

I actually looked to get started git a while ago. Even got myself a github repos but I couldn’t be bothered to install git back then.

Fast forward to now, it is still not as easy as I would like but I can deal with it.

The main reason I want to get git is to make it easier to stay on edge rails.

I haven’t felt that I really need distributed SCM. With no experiences with using DSCM I am not ruling it out. Just need to find time to get to try it out.