Does anyone know of a decent (preferably graphical) CVS client for Mac
OS 10?
We keep our web templates and images in CVS and I would like our HTML
developer to be able to directly work with the CVS repository.
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I'm using maccvs from wincvs.org, you will have to patch the version of
cvs that is on the system though. Call me if you have questions.
-warner
On Thursday, May 23, 2002, at 11:18 AM, Vincent Greene wrote:
> Does anyone know of a decent (preferably graphical) CVS client for Mac
> OS 10?
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> W
Warner,
I attended my first jug meeting last week and you discussed open source
projects. Could you put out a list of what projects there are and what needs
to be done?
chris.
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You could check out Jcvs. I've never used it, but in theory
it should work on Macs too.
http://www.jcvs.org/
Cheers,
Nick
--- Warner Onstine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using maccvs from wincvs.org, you will have to patch
> the version of
> cvs that is on the system though. Call me if y
Been a long time since I used jCVS, it was a little buggy and slow, but that
was back in the day =).
-warner
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Hey Chris,
Here are a few of the ones I mentioned:
Maven - jakarta.apache.org/turbine/maven
A really nice project management system that is shaping up
SimpleBEEP - http://www.simplebeep.org
This one is Randy Kahle's baby, I can't honestly speak about this one as I'm
still not sure *exactly* what
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> SimpleBEEP - http://www.simplebeep.org
> This one is Randy Kahle's baby, I can't honestly speak about this one as I'm
> still not sure *exactly* what BEEP is.
> (Yes I know it's a new P2P protocol - right?)
> http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/beep-charter.html
SimpleBEEP is a Java implementa
