Re: source control suggestions?

We use perforce at one of my day jobs and I love it. The database is remote 
and the speed is nice.

Subversion or just plain jane CVS are also nice (I use them on various side 
projects) but the GUI tools are a bit lacking (or so was my experience last 
time I researched them.) But the tortoiseCvs and tortoiseSvn explorer 
plugins work well.

ken

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Justin Collum" <justin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "PADNUG" <padnug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 2:39 PM
Subject: [padnug] source control suggestions?


>I just went through the PADNUG message board archives and I was
> surprised that there was little about source control in there. What
> would you suggest that is free/cheap? I'm hoping to find something that
> is easy to use, has a nice interface and will allow me to keep a source
> on my home system and expose the database to an external user (for
> collaboration). That's a good place to start. Suggestions? Before we get
> started with this, I have SourceSafe and I'm sort of happy with it. I've
> seen better in the *Nix world and that makes me sad :(..
>
> -- Justin
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