Important to get a handle on the new way of doing source control. Why? a) I am loving the Unix command line geeky loveliness that means all its commands begin with Hg and b) Joel thinks it is important and has explained it very effectively. Fogcreek does a free startup edition of its Kiln product, which I might just use.
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If you like hg you should try git. I’m not quite geeky enough to understand the jihad between the two, but git works for me.
Didn’t realise there was a jihad, but Hg just about sneaks ahead in this comparison.