CVS is a version control system. It’s popularly used in programming environments when mutilple users access a shared cod. You can also use it to record the history of source files.
Installation:
At a terminal prompt, The command for installing cvs is:sudo apt-get install cvsAfter you’ve install cvs, you should install xinetd to enable you start/stop the [...]
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