CVSup Home Page
- A general-purpose network file distribution system.
Cervisia
- Graphical frontend for the CVS client; runs on KDE, Gnome and other graphical environments.
Codeville
- A Python-based, decentralized revision control system which allows updates from or commits to any repository at any time with no unnecessary re-merges.
Comments on Software Configuration Management (SCM) Systems
- A comprehensive review article on CVS, Subversion, GNU arch, Bazaar-NG, Monotone revision control systems; also includes information on centralized vs. de-centralized systems as well as other revision control sytems. Japanese translation available. (2005)
MacCVSClient
- A free multi-threaded CVS client with Mac OS look and feel. Latest version is 1.9, 2004-06-20.
Meld Home Page
- A GNOME2 visual diff and merge tool; integrates especially well with CVS.
Mercurial Distributed SCM
- A scalable, distributed SCM (source code management) designed to meet the needs of large projects like the Linux kernel. Latest release is 1.0, 2008-03-24.
Monotone - Distributed Version Control
- A cross-platform version control system with a simple, single-file transactional version store, with fully disconnected operation, an efficient peer-to-peer synchronization protocol, cryptographic version naming and client-side RSA certificates and good internationalzation support. Latest release is 0.40, 2008-04-11.
Open Source Development with CVS
- PDF format; 3rd edition, 2003. Translations available in German, Korean, and Japanese. Note: the 1st edition is available in a variety of formats, including online HTML.
PRCS - Project Revision Control System
- A front end to a set of tools that (like CVS) provide a way to deal with sets of files and directories as an entity, preserving coherent versions of the entire set. Latest version is 1.3.3, 2004.
Version Control with Subversion -- Online Book
- An online book about Subversion, a version control system. Available as an HTML or PDF version for online viewing or download. Latest versions available are: Subversion 1.4 2007 and Subversion 1.5, 2008.
Version Management with CVS - Online Manual
- This is the official manual for CVS; commonly known as "the Cederqvist" (after the primary author, Per Cederqvist), the manual covers repositories, branches, and file maintenance; includes reference material for both CVS users and CVS repository administrators. (2005)
Version-Control and SCMs for Linux
- A reference list of source-code management/ software-configuration management (SCM)and version-control systems on Linux.