I have been administering CVS, which was run on Linux server. There were more than 30 Java programmers in the company working on Linux and Windows 2000/XP workstations. All worked fine. WinCVS is good enough FREE front-end for CVS. For Linux users there are several CVS clients. First one is just a simple command line cvs client - you need to take a reference guide for the beginning and do it... A bit complicated fort he beginner? OK then tkcvs is one of available frontends. I used it on Mandrake - works well enough. Cervisia is another client (it is a part of KDE project). In case you need a CVS command reference guide, I have a pdf file. Please contact me off the list and I'll send it to you .
Regards Ray
GForge! It would worthwile to take a look at this.
I have windows and linux programers and I would like to centralize this to a server. I've been mentioned the existance of wincvs wich would provided to windows programmers a win-gui utility. I just need to take a look at it something like it for linux. I've heard of gcvs. I need to take a look at this.
I'm also looking at this little project from the Systems Administrator point of view. Since I'm not a programmer, I have to prototype with my fellow programmers and find out what would be the best option.
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