> source control was clunky and a pain in the ass to set up I concur. Creating a CVS repository was not harder than creating a git repository now `cvs -d $dir

> source control was clunky and a pain in the ass to set up I concur. Creating a CVS repository was not harder than creating a git repository now `cvs -d $dir init`, and using, typical for the time, shared network drive, gives server experience without setting up a specialized server. It was just not included with Windows/typical Windows dev tools, so you had to know it existed, and knowledge was slower and harder to get.