On Tue, 7 Dec 2004, Harold Hallikainen wrote:

> Thanks for all the comments! Right now I'm working with one group using
> Source OffSite Collaboration. I had to install a client to talk with it.
> For stuff I'm developing for our own use or for others where they don't
> have their own version control system, I'm thinking of putting something
> on a linux machine. CVS looks like it's the most popular (from what I've
> seen), but since I've never used it, it looks complicated. I guess I just
> have to start messing with it.

Go to www.sourceforge.net pick a project (just any project), go to the 
project home page and you will find the cvsweb interface. It is farily 
complicated because it can sing, dance, dive, jump etc. But normally you 
only need cvs checkout, cvs add, cvs update, cvs commit. As usual for *nix 
it's a three letter command with a 1400 line manual page ;-)

Peter
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