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There are some options for me for Mercurial on Windows (I know there is the .msi), most likely:

  • Cygwin
  • Bare Python

I'd like to keep a custom mercurial install with some extensions (most likely for GIT/SVN Integration) for three machines (Win32 / x64). So, its likely I'd need to keep the python runtime installed as well.

How would you suggest me managing that?

Thank you

UPDATE: TortoiseHG is an option, but I am concerned about: I only use CLI and MercurialEclipse, with no need to place a burden on my Windows Shell (and I am somewhat hardcore about that). Remember even with TortoiseHG I'd like to add custom extensions for stuff like GIT.

A: 

I'm going to shameless steal Master Geisler's obvious answer:

TortoiseHg

It gives you everything. Even kdiff3.

I actually use it exclusively from cygwin. Makes you forget about Windows for a while.

Geoffrey Zheng