Right, but since git specifically was made for usage without decentralized servers, that complexity isn't accidental, it's purposeful as without serving that particular use case, git isn't really git anymore. Most design decisions in git comes from having to serve that use case, for better or worse.
> . It's _so_ much simpler - because it's centralized
Right, but that's also a poor comparison. A bit like saying that `mv` is much simpler than `rsync` because `mv` always move files locally. Yeah, that's true, but the entire point of `rsync` is to do remote sends/receives, so compared it to something that cannot, kind of ruins the comparison.
