Set yourself up with Subversion. It's easy to configure especially if you are running Apache 2 already and there is an excellent client for Windows (TortoiseSVN). If you're gung ho, you could even set up trac for issue tracking. It integrates really well with SVN and is a good solution for small to mid sized teams.
Regards, Ken David Hofmann [27/07/05 12:22 -0400]: > > My company looking at setting up some kind of versioning control software. > Currently we have about 10 programs. We use Perl or C depending on the > project. > > I understand just enough to be dangerous with CVS. Which is the current > suggestion to use. However before we make use of it I want ask opinions. > > Most of our code goes on Apache Servers running on Redhat, however we use > Window XP machine for development. > > Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated. > > David > > _________________________________________________________________ > Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! > http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/ > -- MailChannels: Assured Messaging -- Curious about my strange email address? Read more at http://www.mailchannels.com/domainaliasing.html Keep up with the latest insights in email security, phishing, and spam by reading the MailChannels blog at http://mailchannels.blogspot.com -- http://www.mailchannels.com MailChannels Corporation Suite 312, 1008 Homer St. Vancouver, BC, V6B 2X1, Canada 1-888-314-8904 x701
