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monotone Wiki Pages

monotone is a distributed version control system with a flat peer model, cryptographic version naming, meta-data certificates, decentralized authority, and overlapping branches.

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7 Open Source Version Control Systems Reviewed

This article reviews some of the top open-source version control systems and tools that make setting up a version control system easy.

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Monotone WordPress Theme

A photo blogging theme. Colors change automatically to match the photo.

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TracMonotone – Trac

TracMonotone is a plugin for Trac that allows a Trac project to use a Monotone instead of a Subversion repository. The plugin enables you to browse your project's sourcecode, view changesets, etc.

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DisTract

a distributed bug tracker, where you manage the bugs via firefox

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OpenRadix.org - Learning Distributed Revision Control Systems

Like it or not, the distributed revision control model is here to stay. Brian Fitzpatrick, a Subversion and Apache developer, told a group of us Purdue students that SVN will indeed be getting distributed features similar to "the Mercurial model." Man

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