1.what are the various tools commonly used in free software or open source
projects to track different versions?
2.what is a patch? how does it work?what is its complimentary tool?
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On 7/20/07, NISA BALAKRISHNAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1.what are the various tools commonly used in free software or open source
projects to track different versions?
mainly CVS and SubVersionthe later is more recent, the former,
despite still being used, is coming into a deprecated state
Hi,
1.what are the various tools commonly used in free software or open
source projects to track different versions?
A classic is cvs (concurrent versions system), which works fine,
but a more modern alternative svn (subversion) is getting popular.
The Linux kernel uses git (homepage
1.what are the various tools commonly used in free software or open source
projects to track different versions?
Bugzilla, I believe. http://www.bugzilla.org/
2.what is a patch? how does it work?what is its complimentary tool?
Patches are used to when you need to lay off the bong. Usually
