lm@bitmover.com (Larry McVoy) writes:
> Features:
> . It's not CVS - CVS has one repository and multiple clear text
> work areas. In my stuff, every work area is a repository and
> has all the revisions. So you can work while you are disconnected.
> . I revision control /everything/ - file contents, file names,
> symbolic tags, etc. So when you update, renames propogate like
> they should.
Have you looked at Brian Bartholomew's "WVfs" (formerly called pgfs).
He wrote an article in Linux Journal about it. Many of your concepts
are very similar.
> . Free for free software development.
And not free for anything else, right? You're going to have big
problems convincing a lot of people to use your tool if that's the
case.
Cheers,
- Jim
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