[ILUG] CVS gui

[Rick Moen]

Quoting Aidan Delaney (adelaney at cs.may.ie):

> Gnome 1.4 (it's a usability car crash).  As she's a Gnome 2.6 user I was
> hoping there would be a simple stand-alone CVS GUI for Gnome 2.  Does
> anyone know of one?

I know "GNOME2" as a collection of applications that use GTK+ .  Some
depend on gnome-libs and a herd of related libs.  I'm not sure what you
mean in this context about a source browser being "_for_ GNOME2":  Does
that mean it has to be able to do some wacky CORBA thing?  I can't
really tell.  Anyway:

> Unfortunatly googleing for "CVS", "Gnome" and "GUI" in pretty much any
> order brings up lots of references to the CVS repository for the gui
> module of GDM :(

For similar questions, you could, if so moved, start at my
knowledgebase's Devtools directory, http://linuxmafia.com/kb/Devtools/ .
You'll notice there's an "SCM" entry, linking to my write-up on all
known source-code management systems for Linux.

That, in turn, has an entry for Arch, which points out the existence of
Mat Kovach's TWiki (http://wiki.gnuarch.org/).  Following the link for
"GUI Front-ends for Arch", one arrives at
http://wiki.gnuarch.org/moin.cgi/GUI_20Front_2dends

The entries there include:

   tlator [link] is a GTK2-based graphical front-end to tla.

   ArchWay [link] It includes a set of specialized tools to make project
   development and tracking more effective, including an archive browser,
   inventory manager, and merge interface. Require Gtk2-Perl.

If neither of those is GNOMEy enough, then I don't have any better
suggestions.

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