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I mean, if that's the case, then there's an argument to be made that SCCS is still a valid VCS because it comes with FreeBSD
by mghackerlady 4mo ago
I mean, if that's the case, then there's an argument to be made that SCCS is still a valid VCS because it comes with FreeBSD
- sombragris 4mo agoThat was not the question. The point is, elvis is still around. This is relevant because is a required, essential part (not at all optional) for an actively developed Linux distribution, which coincidentally is the oldest Linux distribution still actively maintained and developed. The package you mention (SCCS) might be offered as a FreeBSD port, maybe, but I'm certain it's not a required part of the system.
- mghackerlady 4mo agoI'd have to check, but I'm 90% sure sccs is included in base, meaning it's 'required' (you can most definitely remove it or not compile it, but if it's in base it's installed by default so unless you can't remove elvis without bricking slackware these are functionally equivalent)