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Read Me

= Welcome To jCVS II
:toc:

Release 5.3.1, February 18, 2002.

jCVS is a Java based CVS Client. CVS is a source code control
system based on RCS. The primary benefit of CVS is that	it
provides a server/client protocol which allows clients such
as jCVS to be written. jCVS allows any Java capable machine
to be a CVS client, providing for a totally distributed source
code management system.

The
link:docs/manual/index.html[User Manual Table Of Contents]
is a good place to start. This is the same documentation
displayed by the builtin help.

For those familiar with Java, cd to `bin/` and `java -jar jcvsii.jar`.

For Windows users, there is a shortcut in the `bin/` directory. If
you edit the properties, and fix the path to the `javaw.exe`
program to match your JDK or JRE installation, then you should
be able to double-click the shortcut and launch jCVS II.

'''
[#homepage]
== jCVS Home Page

The
link:https://web.archive.org/web/20180422034042/http://www.jcvs.org/[jCVS home page]
will keep you abreast of new releases, as
well as point you to download locations.

[#license]
== jCVS Is Free Software

jCVS is free software that is
licensed to you under the
link:docs/license.html[GNU General Public License].

This license allows you to use, modify and redistribute
this software in a fashion that promotes productivity and
the free exchange of programming concepts.

The CVS client package, `com.ice.cvsc`, is licensed under the
link:docs/lgpl.html[GNU Library General Public License (LGPL)].

For more information on the history, and future, of
_free software_, please visit the
link:http://www.fsf.org[Free Software Foundation].

[#acks]
== Acknowledgements

Thanks to all of the contributors. If I have inadvertently left your name
off this list, please let me know!

* link:mailto:ejalbert@cs.stanford.edu[Eric Albert]
* link:mailto:nick@brainstorm.co.uk[Nick Bower]
* link:mailto:gcollin@netonomy.com[Gérard Collin]
* link:mailto:nixnixnix@yahoo.com[Stefaan A Eeckels]
* link:mailto:ehfortin@sympatico.ca[Etienne-Hugues Fortin]
* link:mailto:alain@netlinq.nl[Alain Fagot]
* link:mailto:krogoth2@softhome.net[Richard Garand]
* link:mailto:Frank.Gerlach@brokat.de[Frank Gerlach]
* link:mailto:david_gunthorpe@hp.com[David Gunthorpe]
* link:mailto:d_haase@sitec.de[Dirk Haase]
* link:mailto:ahub@cscservodata.com[Andreas Huber]
* link:mailto:sherali.karimov@proxima-tech.com[Sherali Karimov]
* link:mailto:lli_net@yahoo.com[Liping Li]
* link:mailto:paul@ags.uni-sb.de[Paul Libbrecht]
* link:mailto:Thorsten.Ludewig@FH-Wolfenbuettel.DE[Thorsten Ludewig]
* link:mailto:JEAN.REBILLAT@lanceurs.aeromatra.com[Jean Rebillat]
* link:mailto:julian@practica.com.au[Julian Salerno]
* link:mailto:marks@snap.com[Mark Schlagenhauf]
* link:mailto:wes@sonnenreich.com[Wes Sonnenreich]
* link:mailto:andrewt@quidnunc.com[Andrew Thompson]
* link:mailto:mtt@uni-paderborn.de[Matthias Tichy]
* link:mailto:Usselmann.M@icg-online.de[Manfred Usselmann]
* link:mailto:rvaughn@pobox.com[Roger Vaughn]
* link:mailto:urban@svenskatest.se[Urban Widmark]
* link:mailto:shawn@willden.org[Shawn Willden]

Thanks to all of the daring beta testers:

* link:mailto:bjb@bunyip.com[Brenda Butler]
* link:mailto:bchaught@fedex.com[Brian Haughton]
* link:mailto:brianl@prognet.com[Brian Lenihan]
* link:mailto:blu@ll.mit.edu[Brian Utterback]
* link:mailto:byronfa@vnd.tek.com[Byron Faber]
* link:mailto:fpeng@cae.ca[Fung Peng]
* link:mailto:greg@agog.com[Greg Cockroft]
* link:mailto:Herve.Poirier@grenoble.rxrc.xerox.com[Herve Poirier]
* link:mailto:J.M.X.Reymond@frsv.bull.fr[Jean-Max Reymond]
* link:mailto:jallard@gensym.com[Jim Allard]
* link:mailto:Klaus.Rehm@extern.uni-regensburg.de[Klaus Rehm]
* link:mailto:preston@speed.net[Preston Bannister]
* link:mailto:ebert@pe-muc.de[Rolf Ebert]
* link:mailto:rick@mailhost.bellhow.com[Rick Noble]
* link:mailto:tumuluri@verisign.com[Ram Tumuluri (aka rk)]
* link:mailto:stephen@steneker.com[Stephen Steneker]
* link:mailto:scorrans@absolute.co.za[Stuart Corrans]

Many thanks to
Jim Kingdon,
Mister client/server protocol.

Thanks to
link:mailto:osm@interguide.com[Owen S. Medd]
for risking his disk drive to very
early releases, and knowing where to find good coffee.

We also need to pay serious homage to
link:mailto:karen@eigeneer.com[my wife]
for putting
up with 18 hour days of hacking! I can not thank my wife enough
for her understanding of
my _little programming problem_. Maybe it's time for
that twelve step program....

_Free Software! Get with the program._

tim.

'''

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jCVS is licensed to you under the link:docs/license.html[GNU General Public License].