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I believe this is a bad example. Because CVS is only under maintenance there is no new feature getting added and the last stable release was in 2008. Also anyon
by oneweekwonder 15y ago
I believe this is a bad example. Because CVS is only under maintenance there is no new feature getting added and the last stable release was in 2008. Also anyone that does a bit of research on version control software would realize CVS is only around for legacy purposes and there is enough paths to convert to SVN or a more "newish" DVCS.
- alextingle 15y agoCVS uses a text-based format. SVN is an "improved" version that uses a binary format. I think the parallels are quite striking. (FWIW I don't think that syslog is broken, but then I'm a programmer. Source control is a key tool in my craft, so I'm keenly aware of CVS's limitations. If I were a ststems administrator, perhaps I'd feel the same way about syslog?)