I visited CVS @ Sourceforge.net, i didn't know how to checkout the code, i am quite new to this CVS thing, i need help, and it would be nice of you if anybody could help me out and tell me where to type this command:cvs -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/syllable checkout syllable
Thanks for your help
How do i checkout Syllable from CVS online in Sourceforge
" and tell me where to type this command:cvs -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/syllable checkout syllable "
OK, so you have no concept of the commandline.
I don't believe this will end well.
OK, so you have no concept of the commandline.
I don't believe this will end well.
OsDevver,
Try to reply to threads that are on a subject instead of starting a new thread every time you want to post a message. The button is the second from the left at both the top and the bottom of the screen. I've deleted your second thread about this subject because it practically asks the same question.
If you're not familiar with CVS, try the SourceForce guide to CVS, the command given there or something similar. If you can't figure out command lines, you're going to have a really hard time both during OS dev and whilst communicating here since practically everybody here uses command-line tools.
Also a small note, your attitude doesn't show any form of respect for a lot of people here that try to help you as well as they can. Look at other threads here, try the search function, read back a few pages of history and try to come across a bit less "here I am, help me, and if you don't I'll repeat the question".
Try to reply to threads that are on a subject instead of starting a new thread every time you want to post a message. The button is the second from the left at both the top and the bottom of the screen. I've deleted your second thread about this subject because it practically asks the same question.
If you're not familiar with CVS, try the SourceForce guide to CVS, the command given there or something similar. If you can't figure out command lines, you're going to have a really hard time both during OS dev and whilst communicating here since practically everybody here uses command-line tools.
Also a small note, your attitude doesn't show any form of respect for a lot of people here that try to help you as well as they can. Look at other threads here, try the search function, read back a few pages of history and try to come across a bit less "here I am, help me, and if you don't I'll repeat the question".