In previous message, Nicholas Irias said:
> > Does anybody here use revision control software.  I have been using RCS,
> > one of the GNU utilities, for a long time and would not be without it or
> > smemthing equivlaent.  Unfortunately it is a DOS based, command line
> > driven set of programs and evidently too complex for the younger members
> > of our company to grasp.  Did I mention that it is a free program.
> > One of my sons (A C programmer) works at a different where they use
> > something from Micro$oft that seems to the trick for them.  I have
> > also heard of PVCS but don't know anything about it.
> > Perhaps a few people would be willing to share their experiences.
> I use Perforce, which offers more capable branching and labeling than
> VSS (the Microsoft version control).  I believe it is still the fastest
> version
> control system on the market.
> The clients run on most platforms, and the server runs on Win NT, and
> most flavors of Unix, including Linux.
> You can get an unbroken eval copy at their web page, www.perforce.com.
> The eval doesnt expire and isnt broken -  it just limits you to 2 users
> till
> you buy a license.

You can take CVS for Windows 95/NT on http://www.cyclic.com


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