CVS?

[mikeshn]

What is the purpose of CVS in LINUX?

Thanks

 

[n0cmonkey]

You want to know what the purpose is just for linux or in general?

 

[mikeshn]

In general and for Linux

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: mikeshn
In general and for Linux

What does CVS stand for? Please show me you did some research.

 

[singh]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: mikeshn
In general and for Linux

What does CVS stand for? Please show me you did some research.

*Chuckle*

 

[SUOrangeman]

I am not a programmer and I have yet to use CVS. I believe it's an acronym for "concurrent version" programming; which lets many people work on the same code without stepping on each others toes.

-SUO

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: SUOrangeman
I am not a programmer and I have yet to use CVS. I believe it's an acronym for "concurrent version" programming; which lets many people work on the same code without stepping on each others toes.

-SUO

I knew you could do it, Ive got no faith in mikeshn though

Here is a link to OpenBSD's cvs man page.

 

[DaHitman]

Read this:
Version Control and the Single Developer: How Version Control Can Make Your Life Safer and More Productive

 

[mikeshn]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: SUOrangeman
I am not a programmer and I have yet to use CVS. I believe it's an acronym for "concurrent version" programming; which lets many people work on the same code without stepping on each others toes.

-SUO

I knew you could do it, Ive got no faith in mikeshn though

Here is a link to OpenBSD's cvs man page.

THANKS !!!! ..PLEASE DON"T ANSWER ON MY POSTS ... VERY SMART PERSON ....!!!!

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: mikeshn

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: SUOrangeman
I am not a programmer and I have yet to use CVS. I believe it's an acronym for "concurrent version" programming; which lets many people work on the same code without stepping on each others toes.

-SUO

I knew you could do it, Ive got no faith in mikeshn though

Here is a link to OpenBSD's cvs man page.

THANKS !!!! ..PLEASE DON"T ANSWER ON MY POSTS ... VERY SMART PERSON ....!!!!

No problem, ask better questions next time and you wont see these types of replies