I just find its much easier to use. Trying to use CVS with SF and not
have to login all the time is a pain. I got it working once, but could
never figure out how to do it again. Also, TortoiseSVN is a fantastic
tool, whereas CVS GUIs (for Windows) are terrible.
Stephen Colebourne wrote:
Brian S O'Neill wrote:
Now that SourceForge supports Subversion, we should switch Joda to
using it. I converted one of my other projects, and it went smoothly.
I still find Apache subversion slower than it was when it was CVS. I
guess I've not really seen any benefits from the switch to svn.
Stephen
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