"Greg A. Woods" wrote:
>
> However I don't think the CVS manual itself should go too far to being a
> lazy luser's guide to avoiding learning anything. Yes a separate
> beginners guide might be useful, as might more wide-ranging "how-to"
> documentation, but maybe that's not the business of the CVS developers
> and maintainers, but rather for third party writers to fulfill. Anybody
> got a "CVS for Dummies" in the works? ;-)
The two obvious contenders (or maybe starting points) are Jim Blandy's
"Introduction to CVS" at http://cvshome.org/docs/blandy.html and Karl Fogel's
"Open Source Development with CVS" at http://cvsbook.red-bean.com . If beginners
find these useful, maybe other beginners should be directed there before the
reference manual. If they are not serving beginners, then let's hear what's wrong
- I'm looking to write CVS docs.
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