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In article <1992Jul28.182422.35886@thegang.uucp> greg@thegang.uucp writes:

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   From: greg@thegang.uucp
   Date: Tue, 28 Jul 92 18:24:22 GMT
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   Hello,

   I am interested in hearing peoples recommendations/experiences with any
   fairly robust Configuration Management systems appropriate for large software
   projects doing development on both MicroSoft Windows and UNIX (SunOS, HP-UX,
   and/or AIX).  Pointers to FAQ's or other appropriate information sources
   would also be very welcome.

   Please reply to

      mott@opl.com

   (The header of this article probably won't contain the correct address.)
   Thanks very much.  I'll be glad to summarize the responses..



I've had good luck with Free Software Foundation's RCS (Revision Control System).
I use it on multiple Unix platforms (Sun Apollo HP Dec IBM) as well as DOS-based
systems.  It's available on SimTel or one of the mirror sites for DOS, and many places 
in the Unix version.  Source is included (natch) - so have fun with it.

Cheers,
Carl


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