On 4/29/11 7:38 AM, Lou Syracuse wrote:

> I'm going to start with a look at Subversion for Windows. I've used

> Subversion/TortiseSVN in the past so that seems a good place to start. We

> don't need all the bells and whistles that come with a full-blown SVN , so

> from what I've read this may fit the bill nicely. Will toss it on a VM on

> my notebook and give it a look.

Subversion was the source control system to use ten years ago. It is still as good as

it ever was, but there are better choices these days. Starting fresh today, I'd pick

Mercurial or Git.

Paul

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