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Learning CVS Using KDE's Cervisia 14

Posted by michael on Monday February 23, 2004 @03:08PM from the turn-on-tune-in-checkout dept.

JigSaw writes "Carlos Leonhard Woelz put together a detailed guide on how to use CVS using KDE's Cervicia application. It is an article useful to newbies and well-described to experience users too."

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I'd be interested in anyone's thoughts on... (Score:4, Interesting)

by Sevn ( 12012 ) writes: on Monday February 23, 2004 @03:17PM (#8365583) Homepage Journal

tla, Subversion, arch, or any of the other CVS "replacements". We are rapidly approaching the point where we better start checking code in somewhere and the only thing I know is CVS.

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- Re:I'd be interested in anyone's thoughts on... (Score:1, Informative)
  
  by Anonymous Coward writes:
  
  tla is arch. I tried it out about six months ago, as I've always heard that it's good and was stable a long time ago, but when I actually tried it out myself, it was anything but stable. It didn't crash, but the documentation didn't match the binaries, the --help text didn't match what the program was doing, and the mailing list only wanted to talk about the unstable branch, which was far ahead of, and totally different to, the stable version that I was trying to get to work.
  
  I've since heard that it's st
- Re:I'd be interested in anyone's thoughts on... (Score:2, Informative)
  
  by DrEasy ( 559739 ) writes:
  
  Check out this very recent Slashdot thread [slashdot.org]. Subversion seems to be a very popular choice, and its availability on many platforms doesn't hurt either.
Yay (Score:2, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

Mmmmm... cerveza.

Wait--what?
Well written, have some other preferences (Score:4, Insightful)

by mpechner ( 637217 ) * writes: on Monday February 23, 2004 @03:50PM (#8365927) Homepage

I'll start and say that the article is well written. But if your developers are not able to access kde, this wom't help much. I am running a site with 8 repositories each with mulitple modules and different levels of users on different windows and unix's/linux. The best client I found was smartCVS. The latest beta has great diff, mergs and conflict tool built in. Beats tha pant's off WinCVS and tortoise. It also presents operations so that non-technical users can easily learn the basics.

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CVS? (Score:5, Informative)

by nickos ( 91443 ) writes: on Monday February 23, 2004 @04:02PM (#8366052)

What are they doing teaching people how to use CVS? Don't they know that Subversion 1.0 [tigris.org] finally came out today?

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- Re:CVS? (Score:2)
  
  by Mr.Ned ( 79679 ) writes:
  
  Yes, but it's OS News. Don't be too hard on them, this is their normal standard of work.
Why does KDE... (Score:1)

by KermitJunior ( 674269 ) writes:

have a program for gynecologists?

Oh wait... Cervi-sia.

Nevermind.
- Re:Why does KDE... (Score:1, Informative)
  
  by Anonymous Coward writes:
  
  Actually, cervisia in Greek means "serving platter" (you know, the platter that holds the cake, or the tea).
Switching Version Control? (Score:2)

by TwistedSquare ( 650445 ) writes:

I use CVS for my current main project, I keep hearing there are better things but what I really want to know is: if I change will I have to essentially begin with a blank repository featuring the latest version or can I convert the change history from CVS to subversion or similar? Anyone know?
- Re:Switching Version Control? (Score:4, Informative)
  
  by nickos ( 91443 ) writes: on Monday February 23, 2004 @07:13PM (#8368139)
  
  Look here [codehaus.org]
  
  Subversion is so obviously the way to go - it's CVS with all of its limitations removed.
  
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I'd be interested in anyone's thoughts on... (Score:4, Interesting)

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Yay (Score:2, Funny)

Well written, have some other preferences (Score:4, Insightful)

CVS? (Score:5, Informative)

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Why does KDE... (Score:1)

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