Exactly. I would also vote for CVS, as it is free and widely used throughout
open source world. And once you learn it, you'll quickly find that it is very
powerful, and that CLI interface is neither obsolete nor deadly :-)

GUI apps are not always the best solution (for everyone).

Yours average Linux user.

Doug Chamberlin wrote:

> From: Doug Chamberlin <dchamberlin@...>
>
> At 1/16/2000 02:19 PM (Sunday), Chad Z. Hower - Kudzu wrote:
> >"Root" has suggested we compile a list of features, and fill them in for
> >each of the VCSs in order to provide an informed comparision.
> >
> >Where do you want to start?
>
> I can understand the desire to do this and support your effort but I've
> just gotta say I think it is unnecessary effort. CVS is the de facto
> standard in the open source world. It works well for many open source
> projects. Clearly it is sufficient, supported, and well regarded. Why look
> at anything else?
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