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Since moving away from Sourceforge, we now use an SVN repository instead of CVS.

See How to obtain the source code for SVN information.

What is CVS?

CVS is the abbreviation of Concurrent Versions System. A CVS is a central repository where teams of developers can store the source code of a programming project. If a team of developers is working on the same program, pretty soon a confusing mess of different versions of different source code files will arise (this might also hap…</description>
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