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Hard to use, very expensive, and very "closed" 



- Version: 2004.2, 9/9/2004 12:28PM PST
dylan3--2008
A few months ago, I was looking for something better than CVS. I heard good things about it, so I tried Perforce. I'm an experienced Unix guy, but I had a hard time installing it. After installing it, I had a hard time using it. (I'm used to CVS, so I thought I was used to hard-to-use version control systems). Finally, after giving up, I found it hard to extract my life out of Perforce.
Then I heard about Subversion. In contrast to Perforce, Subversion was easier to install (though not easy yet), and MUCH easier to use. Plus, it's free! http://subversion.tigris.org/
Then I heard about Subversion. In contrast to Perforce, Subversion was easier to install (though not easy yet), and MUCH easier to use. Plus, it's free! http://subversion.tigris.org/
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- Hard to use, very expensive, and very "closed"
So far so good - Version: 2003.2beta/50527, 1/13/2004 09:55AM PST
hiroshi1
We have been using the Windoze version here for a while and it is great way to track the changes and updates in the product development. I have been using the beta 2003.2 version under Panther for a few months and it is great. I just updated to 2003.2 and so far so good, no real problems I have found. We have about 100 users, using W2K, XP, OSX, and Linux, and they all work seamlessly together.
If your buildmeister knows it or learns it, it's worth using. I don't know how much it costs, but it's definitely more powerful than cvs. And SourceSafe plain sucks. I haven't looked at Subversion and doubt I will since I don't implement version control, I just use whatever we have where I work.