Not starting a religious war I hope but many of you may have seen things like I have around the linux community saying cvs is on its way out and svn is the `wave of the future'. Is this just someones opinion mostly or is there something to it?
My usage has always been pretty minimal, on a single user home lan setup. Keeping up with OS config documents (for 7-8 machines) and all the scripting and programming I do. That amounts to some 700 documents currently in my cvsroot. I wondered what the feeling was here about the future of cvs. And what a user with my needs should be getting into. I've barely scratched the surface of cvs over the last 8-9 yrs, so its not like I found a lot of shortcoming or needs cvs couldn't handle. I have stumbled around a few times wishing it handled directories better but at my level of usage its not a big deal, I guess I'm asking if I should even worry about switching to svn. I've heard it will soon be the default in some linux distributions.
