I think it's easily fair to say that git is by far the superior option to CVS, and preferring CVS over git is objectively incorrect. I think that you would be wise to invest the time in learning how to use git correctly.
Objective truth is second to factual productivity. I did use git. It's powerful, but more than I need. CVS takes ten pages of reading to grok. And then it's out of my way. I couldn't learn git in years, and there's something new every other day, it gets in my way. And I don't have time to chase a command line on stack overflow, I need that time for what I'm actually doing.
