Re: Will Martin contribute to XEmacs in the future?

Fabrice> I went to CodeCon this year (www.codecon.org) where there was a panel on Fabrice> source code control systems. Scroll down to the bottom: Fabrice> http://codecon.info/2003/program.html Fabrice> Consider using Perforce from http://www.perforce.com/ . Free projects Fabrice> are eligible for free licenses. It is so easy to use in comparison to Fabrice> CVS and much more reliable. There is even an emacs mode ... Experienced developers I know have told me that Perforce is certainly nicer than CVS, but that its support for branches is "confusing." -- Cheers =8-} Mike Friede, Völkerverständigung und überhaupt blabla