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===CVS=== | ===CVS=== | ||
FlightGear uses [[FlightGear CVS|CVS]] (Concurrent Versions System) for version control. You will need a CVS client to download the latest source code for both FlightGear and SimGear. Traditionally, these are command line tools, but TortoiseCVS provides a graphic interface for Windows users. Download the installer for the latest stable version of [http://www.tortoisecvs.org/download.shtml TortoiseCVS], run the installer, using all of its default settings (the installation destination folder is up to you). It will ask you to restart the computer when it's finished <grumble>. Do that. | FlightGear uses [[FlightGear CVS|CVS]] (Concurrent Versions System) for version control. You will need a CVS client if you want to download the latest (development) source code for both FlightGear and SimGear. Traditionally, these are command line tools, but TortoiseCVS provides a graphic interface for Windows users. Download the installer for the latest stable version of [http://www.tortoisecvs.org/download.shtml TortoiseCVS], run the installer, using all of its default settings (the installation destination folder is up to you). It will ask you to restart the computer when it's finished <grumble>. Do that. | ||
===SVN=== | |||
OpenSceneGraph uses Subversion (SVN) for version control. You will need an SVN client if you want to use the latest (development) source code for OpenSceneGraph. TortoiseSVN provides a graphic interface for Windows users. Download the installer for the latest stable version of [http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads TortoiseSVN], run the installer, using all of its default settings (the installation destination folder is up to you). | |||
== Dependencies == | == Dependencies == | ||