opensource or free software repositories?

[Johan Booysen]

Eays to install, yes.  But you still have to know how to use it.
Well-documented, though. 

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[mailto:redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Anne
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It would be like the CVS. (Haven't head of RCS). Is CVS easy to setup?

Thanks! 

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You mean like cvs or rcs? Or do you mean like http://sourceforge.net ? 


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Hi All,
 
Does anyone know of any OpenSource or "free" software repository
software out there to use for our developers to store their code, keep
track of versions, etc? Anything that is fairly "easy" to setup on my
Red Hat boxes?
 

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