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Getting And Installing CVS On A Macintosh
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CVS is available for the Macintosh, but not as part of the main
distribution.  At the moment, there are actually three separate
Macintosh CVS clients available:

   * MacCvs - `http://www.wincvs.org'

   * MacCVSClient - `http://www.glink.net.hk/~jb/MacCVSClient'       or
     `http://www.cyclic.com/maccvsclient/'

   * MacCVS Pro - `http://www.maccvs.org'

Frankly, I have no idea which one is best.  Try them all, not
necessarily in the order given, and see which one you like.  MacCVS Pro
seems to be under active development.  MacCvs is apparently a companion
project of WinCVS and shares a home page with it. (As of this writing, a
notice on the WinCVS page states, "Development of MacCvs will be resumed
soon.", whatever that means.)