Hi,
Rajesh Fowkar typed:
> >i dunno if alsactl is included in the tarball, i guess
> >u could check... i use the CVS version...
> I have heard this term CVS. Wondering what CVS means :-) ?
CVS is Concurrent Versions System. It is a version control system. To
the user, it means that you can always get a copy of the latest source
code of a particular project under development. Each time you update,
only the changes to the code are [compressed and] downloaded, thus
saving bandwidth. To the developer, it helps in merging changes to the
code by different developers, records the history of each source file,
so that any old version of a file can be retrieved. And it provides
the latest sources currently in development to the users^H^H^H^H^H
guinea pigs ;-), who then test it and provide bug reports. CVS
generally streamlines the development of an open source project.
For more info - http://www.cyclic.com/ (IIRC)
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