Edward Diener wrote: > Do realize that people are different and that my programming preference is > almost always to use a GUI interface over command lines as long as the GUI > interface lets me do what I want to accomplish. Of course I write actual > code in a fancy editor just like everyone else ?g?. I will dig into the .pdf > version of the link first, although my initial reaction to CVS was not > joyful, but I am sure it can not be that arcane to use.
I am the same, guess I come from the GUI generation <g> [Which probably means I learned to write code on Windows] I had no problem bringing down the boost libraries through WinCVS though. I simply copy/pasted the 2 commands given with the SourceForge docs into the Admin | Command line box. I don't care so much what they did (I can work this out if necessary) but from now on I can snchronize with a single click, and never need visit the command line options again <g> As Dave says, I am missing a lot of the power of CVS hiding behind the GUI, but for now I am not desperately missing those features either. Maybe if I needed write access? -- AlisdairM _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
