Bob La Quey wrote:
Thanks Andy.
Helps me see slots for both approaches.
Back to the code development small network. Since code is
not really much data a small NAS would be fine for that. Do
you think that the Buffalo would have enough horsepower
to handle say Subversion or Git?
Probably, but you're likely going to have to do some significant hacking
on the Linux environment.
You're probably going to have to blow away the entire environment and
start from something like FreeLink (which is a full Debian install).
Especially for Subversion as it requires The Universe(tm).
Powerwise, it's probably okay for any of that, although Git is probably
going to be friendlier to it than Subversion. With Subversion,
everybody *must* hit the server. With Git, they only need to touch the
server when they choose to.
As always, I'm going to give you that standard warning about Git.
Mercurial and Git are roughly speaking, equivalent. However, the
Mercurial guys are more responsible about supporting Windows, too.
-a
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