[python-win32] Re: Found how to use TLBs with py2exe,

[jkreps at rev.state.ne.us]

                      Thomas Heller                                                                              
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jkreps at rev.state.ne.us writes:

>> "I don't have VSS installed (shudder), I use CVS ;-)"
>>
>> CVS is sweet, fast and stable.

>I guess that subversion is better, nowadays.  But I don't have
>experience with it.

I looked at Subversion about a year ago, but it wasn't ready for primetime
then.  With your memory jog I just went out to its website and discovered
that they released 1.0 last Monday, so I will certainly be giving it
another run-through.  I noticed that the site also has links to
TortoiseSVN.

....

>> of my CVS work I do through TortoiseCVS, which is embedded in the menu
>> options of Windows Explorer.   A couple of right mouse clicks on the
>> project folder or selected files is all it takes.

>TortoiseCVS is nice, but I don't like WinCVS.

>Normally I use either command line cvs from the command prompt,
>or pcl-cvs from inside XEmacs.  No couple of mouse clicks required - you
>can lease the hands where they belong.

mmm... I'm not a power-user but I know one when I meet one, and anyone who
uses XEmacs is one.  I tried Emacs/XEmacs when I first got into Linux about
a few years ago.  I'm 63 and I  decided that with my advancing C-Nile virus
condition I wouldn't learn/retain enough about XEmac to become a power-user
before I died.   I don't even use the commandline of CVS, opting instead
for the mouse and macros, so I am a real weenie. :-)

Thanks for the heads up about Subversion!
JLK





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