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Re: I've issued Dynamic Draw Professional.
de Masayuki Fukushiro 06/28/2006 04:04
Roger Johansson wrote:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_revision_control_software
> Look at the "widely used and accepted" section of the above page
> I found much more about such systems by googling for
> open source version control systems
> It's like a jungle of new and old systems out there, maybe better to
> first decide if you like personal control over your program, or to make
> it open source.
Thank you Roger.
I've started to see them, but what a lot of information!
I've been almost lost in the version control jungle.
But Craig gave me another info.
I'll start from Subversion.
Roger Johansson wrote:
> It is no hurry, take your time and investigate the alternatives.
Yes, I should follow your suggestion.
In fact, I have a few, but troublesome task in Japan.
I do step by step.
Craig wrote:
> But, it sounds as if you have developed your own version control. Have
> you formalized this yet?
My program might be a kind of version control, but, I guess it is
different from what you think about.
My program cannot control the version of srouce code.
It control the version of thinking process.
And it is a kind of vector graphics editor.
If you have some interest, please come to my website.
Regards,
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Masayuki Fukushiro
author of Dynamic Draw Professional
http://www.dynamicdraw.com/