hello all.. i want to know exactly how to use cvs to download source files.. i checked out the man cvs and also the cvs documentation on the website but i couldnt find wht i want.. i want to download the source files for OpenAL and its available only via CVS. i dont knw how to use it so i followed the instructions given.. the download did happen.. but i am not able to find the files/directory whtever.. can someone plz just give me a crash course in cvs.. thx a lot.
-- Apoorva Kulkarni ozzman[AT]phenix.rootshell.be
I too had a question regarding CVS, under Ubuntu (5.10).
It dosnt seem to be available by default, and i'm new to the debian system (have been using rpms all along). I wanted to download the source of l4-hurd. How do i install cvs and set it up.
How do i install cvs and set it up.
for installing and setting it up u can use #apt-get install cvs..
-- Apoorva Kulkarni ozzman[AT]phenix.rootshell.be
Hello Apoorva,
Tuesday, November 8, 2005, 10:34:37 PM, you wrote:
How do i install cvs and set it up.
for installing and setting it up u can use #apt-get install cvs..
There are no shortcuts to learning new things. Besides that, CVS is extremely well documented, and doesn't have any gotchas; especially if you want to download sources from a repository.
However, if you want to get started in version control for maintaining your own projects, I'd suggest you use SVN. It makes shooting yourself in the foot that much more difficult.
AFA CVS goes, you should be able to "Google" yourself to fairly good documentation.
And remember, before posting your question to the list remember: Please, please, please do your own homework/study/research to see if someone has already solved your problem :).
Warm regards,
ah
Sometime on Tue, Nov 08, 2005 at 10:01:52PM +0530, Anand M R said:
I could download hurd-l4 from instructions given here. though am still wondering what to do about this source code.
https://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group=hurd
Anurag
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