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CVS (Concurrent Versions System)is a version control system
which is upward compatible with RCS (Revision Control
System). It is not a configuration management tool by
itself, but it is an important component of a SCM (Software
Configuration Management) system. CVS is designed for use in
a client/server environment using a centralized repository,
and allows for concurrent editing of files by globally
dispersed development teams. For more information see:
http://www.nongnu.org/cvs/
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