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I understand that. But what I don't know are the capabilities of those other, older systems that once tracked the kernel source. Do we have the same assurances
by TheCraiggers 13y ago
I understand that. But what I don't know are the capabilities of those other, older systems that once tracked the kernel source. Do we have the same assurances there?
- antocv 13y agoGreat question. BitKeeper wasnt as good as git when it comes to changesets and introducing bugs, still it was founded on more social side of changes needing approvals. Before that it was CVS and for that its almost easy to introduce backdoors.