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*Last edited by Serj; 16-04-2004 at 10:27..*

Hello, Stefan!
First, thank you for your work, once more!

Second, I aprove your decision to make your project as open source! This is a GOOD idea! And I think the sourceforge.net is a good place for it.

From the official sourceforge docs:

"CVS, Concurrent Versions System, is a tool used by many software development teams to store their source code in a centralized location. CVS allows everyone to obtain a copy of this source code (i.e. everyone is provided read-only access) and allows developers of the software to also make changes to the source code stored in that central location.
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SourceForge.net provides a number of services to projects hosted on SourceForge.net which are related to CVS.
First, SourceForge.net provides each project with their own CVS repository. All developers on a project are automatically, as a function of the SourceForge team management system, granted the permissions to commit changes to that repository. Only registered development team members (i.e. the members of the project team on SourceForge.net) may write to a project CVS repository. Developers will need to have both a CVS client package and a compatible SSH client."

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Serj Guest Status: Posts: n/a	Re: Open-Source , how to handle? - 16-04-2004 Hello, Stefan! First, thank you for your work, once more! Second, I aprove your decision to make your project as open source! This is a GOOD idea! And I think the sourceforge.net is a good place for it. From the official sourceforge docs: "CVS, Concurrent Versions System, is a tool used by many software development teams to store their source code in a centralized location. CVS allows everyone to obtain a copy of this source code (i.e. everyone is provided read-only access) and allows developers of the software to also make changes to the source code stored in that central location. ... SourceForge.net provides a number of services to projects hosted on SourceForge.net which are related to CVS. First, SourceForge.net provides each project with their own CVS repository. All developers on a project are automatically, as a function of the SourceForge team management system, granted the permissions to commit changes to that repository. Only registered development team members (i.e. the members of the project team on SourceForge.net) may write to a project CVS repository. Developers will need to have both a CVS client package and a compatible SSH client." Last edited by Serj; 16-04-2004 at 10:27..