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A personal document management system combining the features of backup, version control and document management tools.
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StatCVS generates HTML reports from CVS repository logs. The reports give developers and project managers insight into the evolution of the code base and individual contributions. StatCVS is a command line application and written in Java.
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The CvsGui project is providing several high-end interface clients (WinCvs, MacCvs, gCvs) written in C++ using popular frameworks (MFC, PowerPlant, GTK+) with a scripting support via Python or TCL.
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A unique client-server combination allowing users to select their own build settings and watch as the server produces their own CVS build.
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This provides a package which presents the CVS contents as mountable file system. It allows to view the versioned files as like they were ordinary files on a disk. There is also a possibility to check in/out some files for editing.
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LinCVS is a graphical interface for the cvs client on Unix, Windows and Mac OS X. Besides support of most of the cvs commands, LinCVS provides manifoldy graphical support of project maintenance.
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Bloof is an infrastructure for analytical processing of version control data. The main distribution provides a GUI for visualizing the evolution of a software project. External tools can access Bloof via Java API and a XML result mechanism.
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cvsFinder is an attempt to integreate CVS into the Mac OS file manager, Finder. The end goal is to provide all the features of command line CVS through integration with the file manager. Most of the work will be done in Cocoa and Objective-C.
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The tcl.prehiti.net applications are a collection of useful development, productivity and image manipulation tools written in tcl. The featured application is mcvs.tcl, a new graphical front-end for CVS.
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ExpLab is a set of tools that supports the running, documentation and evaluation of computational experiments.
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Build System for Java offers an enhanced build environment that ties together deployment instructions, environment configuration and source code as a releaseable entity. A new paradigm for configuration management!
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An implementation of the CVS client/server protocol in Java. It also has classes for user interaction via a command line or using a Swing GUI.
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wxCvs is a cross-platform GUI frontend to the GNU Concurrent Versioning System (CVS). It is written in python and uses bindings to the wxWindows C++ cross-platform GUI toolkit (http://wxwindows.org). The python bindings to wxWindows is known as wxPyton
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A cross-platform file diff and directory diff Tool. Also contains an SCM project which uses the stand-alone tool. Go to https://vmaster.sourceforge.net to see screenshots or to start the diff tool.
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A Java/Swing graphical CVS project browser, primarily aimed at helping illuminate the history of the project, with particular emphasis on credit/blame allocation.
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