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Yup, I too am comfortable with UNIX command line, another reason to love my Mac. But I only remember stuff while I'm using it, and my home SVN use is spotty, so too is my memory of it - the Explorer/Finder integration is a great memory aid.  If only…

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Dennis Clark
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On Oct 24, 2011, at 11:30 PM, Brian Dean <brian@bdmicro.com> wrote:

> I'm an old Unix command line guy myself so I'm right at home on my Mac using CVS from an xterm - isn't a Mac really just Unix that supports iTunes. :-)
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> Brian Dean
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> On Oct 25, 2011, at 1:23 AM, Dennis Clark wrote:
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>> I'm a Subversion fan myself and use it at home and at my day job.  I have to admit that choosing between SVN and CVS is a bit like the "tastes great"/"less filling" beer commercial.  :-)
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>> Now, if I could just find something as good as TortoiseSVN for the Mac I'd be in heaven...
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>> DLC
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>> On 10/24/11 10:44 PM, Brian Dean wrote:
>>> Hi Chuck,
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>>> We've been very happy with good old CVS.  All of our AVR development projects, among many others, are under CVS control.  We do frequent backups of the repository, and the repo is composed of a simple directory structure of flat files so it is easy to do a complete backup to a thumb drive to carry with you for a little extra peace of mind.
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>>> It may not be the glitzyest thing out there, but it works well and is easy enough to use.
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>>> Give subversion a look as well, it's a bit more modern, but CVS works fine for us and make remote/shared development easy if/when you decide you need to support that.
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>>> -Brian
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>> Dennis Clark
>> TTT Enterprises
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