i still use cvs and i have no shame in that. it does what i need, i've never had major issues with it, and i've managed large, multi-user and small, single-use

i still use cvs and i have no shame in that. it does what i need, i've never had major issues with it, and i've managed large, multi-user and small, single-user codebases with it. i've had to use git and subversion to work with external projects and the one thing i noticed with both was that 99% of the time i didn't use any of the fancy features they claimed to support that cvs didn't.