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View Poll Results: Revision Control System of the Year
Distribution: Debian ("jessie", "squeeze"), Linux Mint (Serena), XUbuntu
Posts: 221
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I am still using RCS. It is a revision control sysTem good for one to four person projects for those who do not have a lot of time to learn one. I use it to RCS my python code and also my larticles in LaTeX. Its advantage is not features, but simplicity.
I had to use git for few projects, and when I learned it I started to use it for all my documents, including OpenDocument or MSOffice - now I am happy No more files with dates as suffix
Perhaps other can also be configured to do this, though.
I am still using RCS. It is a revision control sysTem good for one to four person projects for those who do not have a lot of time to learn one. I use it to RCS my python code and also my larticles in LaTeX. Its advantage is not features, but simplicity.
Oh Good Lord, very very old memories... I forgot to mention I have used RCS and SCCS before that...
Actually, I'd still go with hg (Mercurial) for that use.
You only need the advanced branchy mergy distributed stuff if you need it... it keeps out of your way if you don't.
the one I use happens to be git, so I'm voting for it. But I do admit that I'm voting a little unfairly, since I have not evaluated any other version control systems.
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