Alexander Wagner a écrit : > Frankly I admit to be "old fashioned" using cvs for years > now I'd also favour it. And it comes with a slight > advantage: I can use it at home via a 56k mobile phone dial > up connection... (svn is no fun there, the co is to big for > all this db-stuff associated with it.) Besides it's almost > there at every OS on this planet, and if not installed by > default only some click in the package manager away. Yes I agree. CVS is a bit old, but this proves it has reached some maturity. It has everything needed. > > Guessing that you already tried (as me as well some time > ago) to reach Shane the default scid.sf.net is out of scope. > I could set up another project on sf, no problem with that > as I already said. We should have a nice name for it. I'd > also play the maintainer though I don't feel that this is > approriate with regards to my <irony>expert skills in > tcl</irony> but well if it's just for the administrative > part it would be ok with me if it's also ok with the others > on the list. > I registered "Scid2" name at SF. I don't know if it is the best name, but I seems good for me. I am not afraid of a naming like Scid2-3.6.21, as I saw things like that with Java already. If someone wants to cope with the admin part at SF, I can commit there.
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