A-N-N-O-U-N-C-E !!! LinCVS

Tilo Riemer riemer at ppp117.phy.tu-dresden.de
Thu Nov 18 22:57:02 GMT 1999


 This is an  A-N-N-O-U-N-C-E  email!!! =======================================

LinCVS 0.1 is out now!!!

DOWNLOAD:
http://ppprs1.phy.tu-dresden.de/~trogisch/linux/lincvs_0.1.tar.gz

DETAILS:
http://ppprs1.phy.tu-dresden.de/~trogisch/linux/lincvsen.html


What is LinCVS?

CVS (Concurrent Versions System) is a command-line program allowing to manage 
ASCII files that may be changed by different users on a network(Local or Wide
Area). Applications are the developement of ASCII text based files (i.e. programs, 
websites, tex-files etc.) by multiple programmers working indipendently. 
Typically CVS is installed at one computer acting as CVS-server and a couple of 
others that are CVS-clients. The functionality of the CVS server includes the
storage of the current versions, the merge of changes to the last version(by comparison 
of a version ´checked in´ by a programmer using the CVS-client)and the
synchronization of the server modules and the ones that are actually present at the 
different local sites of each programmer.
LinCVS acts as a relyable(!) graphical frontend for the CVS-client supporting both 
CVS-versions 1.9 and 1.10, perhaps even older ones.... It allows to check out a
module from and import of a module to a repository, to update or retrieve the status of a 
working directory or single files and common operations like add, remove and
commit, diff against the repository or view of the log messages in list form. 

In contrast to other programs this one is REALLY easy to use ;-) . 

After selection of a start directory, the program allows to automatically find all CVS projects 
contained in subdirectories using the ´Project-Explorer´, and enables the
user to add and displays the corresponding tree on the ´workbench´. All features can be 
acessed by pull down menues or a simple click on the right mouse button and
applied to single/multiple files or complete trees. 
-- 

Cu,
--Tilo


Acknowledgments 

We acknowledge technical help by Jan Schmidt and Sven Trogisch. 



special greetings to Falk: Hey Falk, type LinCVS!




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