Miguel Vaz wrote:
Hi,
I recently finished a project for our local city hall and some
people asked me to do some version control for future updates. They
suggested the use of a linux script called Recursive Version Control,
which i never even heard anything about.
Sure you don't mean RCS ? http://www.gnu.org/software/rcs/ Never used it.
What do you guys/girls use out there? Subversion? CVS? Is there a
point in using some linux script versus a "proper" program?
You won't get any sort of revision control with just a script, you need
a "proper program" like either cvs or subversion or one of the others
(some are commercial - eg bitkeeper).
I use cvs at work (because it was more mature at the time I set it up)
and subversion at home.
They are close enough that what you know in one will work in the other
for the most part.
Subversion has a few more features (eg renaming a folder in the repository).
I don't like the branching in subversion, it's a lot easier to work with
in CVS.
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