Re: Re:CVS Software

I'd also like to start using CVS, but I'd like to access a repository on a
Linux machine. I believe that WINCVS is a front end for CVSNT (correct me if
I'm wrong). Can CVSNT access CVS repositories on Linux machines?

Graham


"RobertW" <Wodger@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:a077c58b45d74af7a56bedd71a420b37@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I prefer WINCVS, it's Open Source and works well. I personally prefer it
> over SourceSafe We use it at a team level and PVCS at a Corporate Level.
>
> We run a dedicated server for PVCS, but as we have 5000+ staff, separate
> Development, Integration, Testing and Deployment regions it's justified.
>
> Guess choice is affected on usage and budget.


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