In a message dated: 29 May 2002 16:17:08 EDT Kevin D. Clark said:
>I would think that "*lots*" would be an appropiate answer to this >question. Not necessarilly when you're talking to management, they want cold, concrete examples! >Some projects that are already stored under CVS are >*much larger* than most of the projects that many developers ever work >on (examples: FreeBSD, Mozilla). Anybody who argues that CVS isn't >capable of acting as a source code repository for a large project is >(at best) silly. While I agree, I'm not one to tell my manager he's silly at best for not considering CVS :) >More important criteria might be "how easy is it to use in your >environment?" and "how does using CVS help facilitate your project?". > >These are different criteria than what you were asking for... I agree, both in that they are different criteria than what I asked for, and that they are more important criteria. However, I have those bases covered :) FWIW, I'm writing a white paper for my management on "How to select a CMS". Hopefully, once it's finished, I'll be able to strip out anything sensitive and pass it around to whomever wishes to see it. -- Seeya, Paul ***************************************************************** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the text 'unsubscribe gnhlug' in the message body. *****************************************************************
