Re: version Control

I have been using Team Coherence

It is well structured, easy to use, and just plain makes sense.

http://www.qsc.co.uk/

My repository is on a Linux box and everything is rock-solid.

I would highly recommend!

Rodger Van Kirk wrote:

Hello,

I was just curious as to what version control software developers are using and their experiences with them. We were looking at two in particular but definitely open to other suggestions. The two we were looking at was MKS and CS-RCS. If anyone has used either of those two I would like to know your experiences.

Thanks in advance,
Rodger Van Kirk 


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