Re: [Komport-devel] CVS setup

[<skr...@f2...>]

CVS is rather easy to learn, and there is a nice front end (if your using
windows) called TortoiseCVS <http://www.tortoisecvs.org> so you don't have
to mess around with the command line.

I would suggest you give it a try, it might make your life easier in the
long run.

SK

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> Mark wrote:
> | [...] To make it logical, I figured the
> | following
> | would work best (somewhat from experience):
> |
> |    src    -   the source to komport
> |    www    -   the web site on SF
>
> Is it necessary to have the website data in cvs?
>
> This is a little bit troublesome for me because I do not have practical
> experience in using cvs.
>
> As far as I think the source code will change more often than the website.
>
> Best regards,
> ~  Robert Bachmann
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