Lpc2000

On 1 Feb 2006 at 6:34, 42Bastian Schick wrote:

> ntfreak2000 <ntfreak2@...> schrieb am Wed, 01 Feb 2006 00:18:20 
> -0000:
> 
> > I would second that - cvs is getting rather dated now.
> > You can use TortoiseSVN on your windose box
> 
> I am using CVS (cvsnt on Windows) for quiete a while and have to say,
> that the SVN version-number style is rather *hmm* strange.
> 
> But you are right, esp. many OpenSource projects switch to SVN.
> 
> One major advantage of SVN is, that you can diff off-line as it pulls
> the whole database on your local disc.
> 
> One major disadvantage is, that it is not as easy to setup a server.
>
It is just as easy to setup a SVN server if one do not require the use of
the http and/or https protocols. If one are using either the svn:// or file:///
access methods, then setting up a SVN server is about equivalent to
setting up a CVS server. Unfortunately the documentation uses the
http:// protocol almost exclusively in it's examples. Using tortoiseSVN
under windows works very well and is very easy to use.

Regards
  Anton Erasmus
-- 
A J Erasmus