On Mon, 2002-11-11 at 21:20, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
> Cervisia.
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That look pretty cool but, what is it about an application that requires
bleeding edge monster environments like kde? Hell I don't even know if
3.1 is bleading edge but it is way closer to the edge thatn by lowly 7.2
laptop h
I've been using FreeVCS on a windows platform, I don't know what's the
equivalent on Linux. Quite satisfied, and the price is, well, outstanding.
>>Could anyone suggest a good gui tool to setup and use cvs
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> Sent: Tuesday, 12 November 2002 10:33
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> Subject: CVS GUI Admin
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> Could anyone suggest a good gui tool
Could anyone suggest a good gui tool to setup and use cvs (if there is one).
I've recently installed cvs and gotten a few files in it, but I have a huge
project I'd like to put into it and get going, and the command line interface
is just terribly annoying to deal with for lots of files and fol
