What alternatives to Git are there - simpler and with a graphical interface?

Question

Version control systems

Hello.
My next attempt to master Git ended in failure - I probably need an IQ higher than mine to understand all these pulls, pushes and branches :(
Nevertheless, I still need some kind of version control system.
1. So that it can work with a remote repository on a VPS under Ubuntu
2. It had a local graphical interface under Windows,
that is, using this interface on a laptop under Windows, I manage remote development on a server under Ubuntu and I can save project key points there, compare them, etc.
T .i.e. the same as Git, only to be understandable to the brain of an ordinary person.Or
is this impossible in principle and I will definitely have to store data locally?
I'm looking for some simple alternative to saving the project to archives, but so far I haven't found one and I'm saving it to archives. But the archives have to be named and they tend to disperse into folders)) and it's not entirely clear what follows what.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Take my word for it, this is a very thin line between when you are looking for some simpler implementation of a complex technology and when you are just too lazy to understand something and therefore it seems to you that the technology is complex.
You don't need any alternative. Use GIT. There is a huge pile of video tutorials and text materials on the Internet on how to use it all. Most of the commands, apparently, you do not need.
git pull, git push, git checkout, git merge, git commitand that's it - 5 elementary commands that you can easily google about.
You have now spent as much time looking for an alternative as it really takes to understand the very basics. It's not worth it.