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I can't agree from my own memory of the time. From how jealously most projects guarded commit access to CVS, you'd think the commit bit was a key to their perso
by electroly 3y ago
I can't agree from my own memory of the time. From how jealously most projects guarded commit access to CVS, you'd think the commit bit was a key to their personal homes and an invitation to sleep with their wives. Many (most?) "open source" projects in the early days had a private CVS that outsiders couldn't even read; the original model everyone followed was just source code dumps on FTP alongside binary releases. Maybe we're talking about different time periods.
- humanistbot 3y ago> Maybe we're talking about different time periods. Perhaps, or different ecosystems. Most of my experience is in Debian.