> FWIW, Mercurial ("hg") or git is better for distributed development.
> Subversion requires that everything be centralized, and you get to
> dicker where THE central server lives, dicker about who have commit
> privs, and to what.
If you need such features, use svk. It is based on the Subversion
back-end, and allows you do do such things even if the upstream
repository is used purely with the Subversion client, or even if the
upstream is a CVS repository.
It's actually *more* useful if you *don't* have write access to the
upstream (Subversion, CVS, etc) repository you can do local commits,
pull changes from upstream, and either submit patches or push upstream.
Works *very* well for disconnected operations.
Rob
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