David Delony wrote: > I spoke with Eric S. Raymond at a Linux user's group meeting a few days > ago about the need for version control for end users. > I thought that Python might be a good candidate for this. > > Luckily, Guido was there as well. I talked this over with him and he > suggested using Google Documents sinceI usually collborate on text > documents. > > I want something that can work with any file, as Subversion does. I can't > think of any > GUI wrappers written in Python off the top of my head. I would like to use > one as a model and get my feet wet by contributing to it. I don't feel > proficient enough to lead a project yet. > >
For some dvcs, qct is coming along well. A nice commit tool. http://qct.sourceforge.net/ For merge, kdiff3 is great (and integrates with hg and qct). There is an early version of pmpu (pushmepullyou) that I think looks good. http://xenbits.xensource.com/maw/pmpu.hg -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
