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1 Comparing VCS 2 Distributed v. Centralized VCS 3 Distributed VCS 4 Centralized VCS A comparison of some of the open source distributed Version Control

Hess to use your favorite VCS to keep track of what's going on in /etc. sudo su - apt-get install etckeeper cd /etc/ # change VCS to 'git' by commenting out

"version": "2015.02", "vcs-system": "git", "vcs-version": "c24896064a6a604f71f7e3253373a59d04fe19bc", "vcs-url": false, "vcs-date": "2015-04-28T17:41:26Z"

describes how I fixed my configuration, and clears up for me how in a DISTRIBUTED VCS, you need to tell the system which local branch you are working with, and

don't wind up creating more problems than you solve. The point is to have a VCS system that allows you to bundle third-party software and libraries into your

to make managing Drupal projects possible. Now that we have a distributed VCS, we can actually collaborate in multiple ways (more than just a centralized

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File:Vcs diff.svg There are many times when you need to be able to compare versions of files, or directory trees. Diff tools are the answer, and are a

Locator = an address of a web page or other component, including the protocol. VCS Version Control System VE Visual Editor VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol