> > Yeah, but if there is supposedly no cvs available in that environment,
> > what is the point of this exercise? They're going to have to download a
> > pre-cooked tarball anyway.
>
> True. They could CVS from somewhere else and copy it to Win32, but they
> would need flex/bison on Win32 for the compile. It just seemed two less
> things for people to do.
Windows has some of the best CVS clients out of all operating systems
I've tried. Tortoise CVS is consistently one of the simplest and most
useful.
