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From: shark at ll.mit.edu (Gregory Gimler)
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 19:24:08 -0500
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References: <d51xs3nkmv.fsf@koan.cetaceannetworks.com> <200311192156.27968.gbburkhardt@aaahawk.com> <20031120081054.1b75b20b.gaf@blu.org> <d51xs3nkmv.fsf@koan.cetaceannetworks.com>

Has anyone out there used any other free code version tools other than CVS 
for Linux?  I've read some good things about
subversion (http://subversion.tigris.org/) but I'm a bit reluctant to jump 
to a 0.33 release of anything.  Has anyone used this
or any other tools they find superior to CVS?  Thanks.



						 	-Greg

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