> > I really agree with a position of using only free software..
>
> I have to agree. It may not be reasonable to enforce an all-free
> policy ... YET....
>
>..but hey, it's making me think that we
> really need a good open source feature-a-like of ClearCase
Gimp, as an example, may be the best thing that ever happened, spawing no less
than 'n' psychedelic desktops. But I got a real shock yesterday when the text
I got was telling me that I can't use it to draw or paint. Point being, dont
limit yourselves, but then thats perl6's modular philosophy :)
A perl6 specific CVS, with all the expansion hooks for the
make/test/install/distro/config/update/educate features would go a long way to
achieve a lot of admin and development goals.
To me, the only un-fun part of this kind of a project would be pulling CVS
apart to create the XS's. The re-construction phase, however, would be cake.
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