[cvsnt] cvs for non-programmers

[Alan Drown]

Thanks for the feedback gentlemen!
I'll give tortoiseCVS a shot. 

Alan Drown 
IT Consultant
adrown at sigmaLAN.com - Sigmalan Solutions, Inc.
408.379.8046 Office - 408.394.9617 Mobile - 408.884.2413 Fax -
www.sigmalan.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Kynaston [mailto:akynaston at novell.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 2:24 PM
To: adrown at sigmalan.com; torsten at tiscali.dk
Cc: cvsnt at cvsnt.org
Subject: Re: [cvsnt] cvs for non-programmers

I'd have to second it :-)

I enjoy TortoiseCVS very much - especially the 'Add contents feature' .
. the only things that can't seem to be done with it, are things that
can't be done from the command line either (at least I don't know how)
such as retrieve deleted items from the attic (for this I think you have
to go look in the repo for that file and find an iteration that's not
state:dead) . . .

>>> Torsten Martinsen <torsten at tiscali.dk> 12/3/2003 2:58:56 PM >>>
Alan Drown wrote:

> I've been asked to put cvsnt in place for a group of users that will
use it
>for version control with their respective Office documents, pdf's
etc.
>
>I've spend the last couple days playing with CVSNT and WINCVS and
getting
>the basic idea of how to work with cvs.  My initial impression is I'd
be
>adding/changing  considerable steps in a non-technical users day to
day
>activities to put this in place.
>

IMHO, TortoiseCVS is a lot more accessible to newbies (but then I have

to say that :-)

    http://www.tortoisecvs.org 

-Torsten
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