
CrossVC
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Now for more than 6 years LinCVS development is improving. Meanwhile there are binaries available for all common platforms - now the time has come to adapt the name and to verbalize the ongoing evolution. From now on, this version manager is available as CrossVC (Cross Version Control). Cross in the first is a synonym for its multi-platform support. Yet shortly - at the time of publication of the CrossVC book - this name will gain another meaning: The support of multiple version control systems. First in line is subversion, however the integration of further systems is in preparation.
* fixed: workaround for Qt 3.3.8 datetime parsing bug
* improved: Query the user whether to create the target directory in case it does not exist during checkout.
* added: hint that cvs import -C is only available for CVSNT
* added: option to add an imported directory to the workbench if import was called with option -C
* changed: don't show an hour glass if a message box popped up
* changed: Local/NFS access method is the default
in the import, checkout and edit-profiles dialog again
* fixed: Use the desktop to calculate available screen size as it takes into account that there may be more than one screen (possibly a virtual desktop).
Ratings & Comments
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A SlackWare 10.2 TGz Package, with SlackBuild Script is Ready to Download!! http://www.slacky.it/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=1&func=fileinfo&filecatid=855&parent=category
Unfortunately the Qt which is shipped with SuSE 9.3 has a bug. This bug appears only in the SuSE version. The original Qt works correctly. The Messagebox of the Qt shipped with SuSE returns wrong values. This causes a wrong behavior in Yes-/No-boxes for instance. If you use SuSE 9.3 you should install the statically linked binary which is now available. Best regards, Tilo
The license says GPL but the website says its non-free software. Which one is it? Non-free for windows, commercial users? Bobby
LinCVS is available under two different licenses: If LinCVS is linked against the GPLed version of Qt LinCVS is released under the terms of GPL also. If LinCVS is linked against a nonGPLed version of Qt LinCVS is released under the terms of the LinCVS License for non-Unix platforms (LLNU) Read more at http://lincvs.com/license_en.php So when QT4 is availible under GPL for windows this app will also be GPL:ed under for Windows.
The dual license suites me great. Thanks. Bobby
unavailing build, /usr/lib/qt3//include/qfile.h: In member function `virtual void HistoryDialogImpl::afterCall(int, CvsBuffer*, bool)': /usr/lib/qt3//include/qfile.h:115: error: `QFile::QFile(const QFile&)' is private src/HistoryDialogImpl.cpp:271: error: within this context make: *** [.obj/HistoryDialogImpl.o] Error 1 any some suggestion ?
Which version of Qt do you use? I can build LinCVS without problems with Qt 3.1 - 3.3. cu, Tilo
I have this error to Using gcc 3.4.4 - qt 3.3.4
Which error messages do you get exactly? Which distribution do you use? I can build it without any problems with gcc 3.2, 3.3.5, 4.0 with qt 3.3.3 or 3.3.4. Please send me an email also next time because I don't look after comments here often. Tilo