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* [[Repository lieutenant|Lieutenants]] are project members who have the power to dynamically decide which branches to merge.

* Network is not involved in most opererations.

* A separate set of "sync" operations are available for commitingcommitting or receiving changes with remote repositories.

==Advantages vs Centralized==

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==History==

[[GNU_archGNU arch|Arch]] and [[Monotone_Monotone (software)|Monotone]] were some of the early systems to embrace DVCS principles. Then [[Darcs]] came on the scene, followed by a host of others, including [[Mercurial_Mercurial (software)|Mercurial]], [[Bazaar_Bazaar (software)|Bazaar]], and [[Git_Git (software)|Git]].

See the [[List of revision control software]] for a more comprehensive list.