Git it

I'm in the exact same situation. Been using it for 3 months now for a personal project (hope to put it up on Gitorious.org someday), and I've just been blown away. "git rebase -i" (I use it a lot since no one else is depending on me) is just amazing. "git add -i" (for committing individual pieces of a file) has single-handedly made me despise using SVN at my day job. I really used to love SVN too.

That being said, I feel that some of the git features will only ever be used by people that take source control seriously. The people I work with check-in code without commit messages, mistakenly commit files that they forgot they changed (or other random files that ended up in their sandbox), and don't ever perform a simple 'svn diff' (or Subclipse comparison) just to make sure they are checking in what they want. Do you think these people care that they can re-order or squash a commit to create a single pristine, neat, atomic commit to fix exactly one particular bug? Probably not unfortunately. I hope to one day work with people that do care.