> > > ...Not that this has anything to do with the original topic but since you > mention ClearCase, I'll briefly add that _every_single_person_ I know who > knows the source-code management marketplace says to stay away from > ClearCase like it's the plague. Favored systems are cvs and Perforce. > Well, it actually does have some very positive attributes, but its way of doing things is totally different from something like CVS (both of which I have used). clearcase, though, is not cheap by anyone's imagination. Their concept of a mvfs (i.e. a versioning filesystem) is _very_ cool. I personally would like to see a open source version of it (along with a truly functional and working translucent filesystem (-:).
Also, you have to realize that CVS to has some weak points. Mostly they are in the area of what do you do with files you no longer want part of a tree at all? Never quite found a good solution for this but I am not saying its not out there either. As it is though the current company I am working with has invested heavily in clearcase and so any solution would require it. Cheers...james _______________________________________________ Redhat-devel-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-devel-list
