On Tue, Feb 05, 2002 at 09:54:29AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello, > > I'm using a cvs pserver with linux and client stations are using wincvs on > windows NT. > I've not installed any graphic interface on my server and use the cvs > command by hand. > I've read about tkcv and gcvs for linux environnement > Is it really helpfull and efficient to use this kind of interface for the > server ?
"for the server" ?
Depends on what you mean. For doing server-side things (e.g. cvs init) then
they are of limited use. I don't think tkcvs knows about init, and I
would be surprised if gcvs does.
But for develpers, I have to admit that tkcvs's "tree view" of revisions
of a file beats wincvs' "Graph" option by orders of magnitude!
> Thanks a lot
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