I have cvs installed on Linux and I am trying to access the cvs with
wincvs from a windows client and I have read the cvs man page and been to
their site but what do I need to be able to do to have 2 files on the cvs
and see what cvs does with them regarding versioning, basically I just
wanted a small example of what is possible with cvs.


Jim



>> Basically if all we had was MS here we could get away with Microsoft's
>> SourceSafe but we also code for Lotus Notes and basically how I tie into
>> it is that I would like the CVS to run on a Debian box.
>>
>> That is the issue in a nutshell.
>>
>
> I cannot comment on Lotus Notes since I have neither developed for it or
> used it for any real length of time.  If it uses text source files, CVS
> should be able to handle it just fine.
>
> However, I can comment on SourceSafe.  Unless things have improved
> dramatically in the past couple of years, I would not use SoruceSafe,
> ever.  Even when I was an MS only developer, SourceSafe was a product I
> hated to deal with.  Repository corruptions, connection problems, failed
> code updates, etc. were part of life when using SourceSafe.  Even if I was
> a MS only developer now, I would look for something other than SourceSafe
> if given the choice.  This is not MS bashing just because I like Linux and
> FS/OSS.  It is a statement of my experience with the tool from before and
> after I learned about FS/OSS.
>
> Alan
>
>
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