On May 6, 2005, at 12:41 AM, Jake McKee wrote:
So I'm ready to start looking at source control and had a few more question I need some help on.
I started looking around at CVS, and it appears that it's for install on a UNIX server? Same for Subversion? RCS seems like it can be Windows based, but I'm not sure it's network accessible
Subversion runs great on Windows. Check the previous thread for a link on how to install it as a service.
What I'd like to do is:
* Use my home computer (XP) with a cable modem, and therefore a dynamic IP (yet infrequently changing) * Work out something so that multiple people can work on the code together, in a check out sorta mode, so that one person's changes aren't overwritten by another person * Work seemlessly with CFEclipse * Uh... free.. :)
Is that possible??
I'd go subversion--fits all your criteria. I'm not sure if CVS runs on Windows or not but I know for a fact that subversion does, and it also has some features that CVS doesn't (google "subversion vs. cvs" to get an idea of the differences).
Matt
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