FreeBSD Begins Switch to Subversion 120
An anonymous reader writes "The FreeBSD Project has begun the switch of its source code management system from CVS to Subversion. At this point in time, FreeBSD's developers are making changes to the base system in the Subversion repository. We have a replication system in place that exports our work to the legacy CVS tree on a continuous basis.
People who are using our extensive CVS based distribution network (including anoncvs, CVSup, cvsweb, ftp) will not be interrupted by our work-in-progress. We are committed to maintaining the existing CVS based distribution system for at least the support lifetime of all existing 'stable' branches. Security and errata patches will continue to be made available in their usual CVS locations."
Oh really? (Score:5, Funny)
Re:GIT? (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Oh really? (Score:5, Funny)
In any case, EMACS ended up being the "best of breed" solution. It offered all the features of the competing editors, was portable across platforms, had a significant tools (and games) appear practically overnight, and is used by HUGE OSS icons like RMS. I've used it in my own projects and have found that it is much easier and more dynamic than the classic, command/insert model of VI.
har, har...
Re:Oh really? (Score:3, Funny)
I guess we can finaly put away the old complaint about being a great OS in need of a good editor . . .
hawk
Re:CVSup (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Oh really? (Score:4, Funny)