Essential CVS/Appendixes

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Essential CVS
Preface Part I: Introduction Chapter 1: What Is CVS? Chapter 2: CVS Quickstart Guide Part II: Using CVS Chapter 3: Basic Use of CVS Chapter 4: Tagging and Branching Chapter 5: Multiple Users Part III: CVS Administration Chapter 6: Repository Management Chapter 7: Project Management Chapter 8: Remote Repositories Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Part IV: Reference Chapter 10: Command Reference Chapter 11: Miscellaneous Topics Reference Part V: Appendixes Appendix A: Clients and Operating Systems Appendix B: Administrator's Tools CVS Quick Reference Colophon

The following appendixes contain brief information on, and pointers to, various third-party tools that work with CVS:

Appendix A: This appendix discusses third-party CVS clients for Windows, Unix, GNU/Linux, and Macintosh operating systems. It also discusses the tools that integrate CVS with programmers' integrated development environments (IDEs).
Appendix B: Because CVS is a useful open source tool, people have written third-party tools for it. This appendix explains some of the useful third-party tools available for CVS.

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 The following appendixes contain brief information on, and pointers to, various third-party tools that work with CVS:
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 : This appendix discusses third-party CVS clients for Windows, Unix, GNU/Linux, and Macintosh operating systems. It also discusses the tools that integrate CVS with programmers' integrated development environments (IDEs).
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+;[[Essential CVS/Appendixes/Administrator's Tools|Appendix B]]
 : Because CVS is a useful open source tool, people have written third-party tools for it. This appendix explains some of the useful third-party tools available for CVS.