Which distributed source control system has the best integration with Windows and Visual Studio?

Both git and mercurial seem to be more Linux oriented. Which one is more mature in the windows?

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If you are looking for strong integration with DVCS inside Visual Studio: alt text

Check out the full tutorial here: http://codicesoftware.blogspot.com/2010/03/distributed-development-for-windows.html

Plastic provides you with all the distributed materials you need and is specifically designed to work on Windows (ok, Linux and Mac OS too, but it shines on Windows)

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msysgit bash () ... hasen-j cmd.

If you are a fan of Tortoise (SVN / HG / CVS / etc), there is also TortoiseGit .

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