you could perhaps run the versioning on one central computer. most of it is usually done using command line(at least that’s how we roll) so you could easily do it on a small Ubuntu box via a remote SSH session, this keeping the workload in one place off your workstations.

All versions of the file system are still available on the website though, so you could download them if you’re not in office.

The one nice thing, if multiple people are using DVCS on their own machines, is that you can see WHO checked in the latest version of a document and the entire change history.

you can also use the issue tracker, for logging change requests and instead of logging bugs, you could log Typos and other such issues for resolution.