William Tracy wrote:
> I've never actually set up a CVS/SVN server, so I don't know how hard it 
> is. My suspicion is that it's going to be overly complicated for this, 
> especially for Windows users.

You don't need a server for Subversion, it can access a repository 
directly in the file system.

"Especially for Windows users", there is TortoiseSVN 
<http://tortoisesvn.net/> (IMHO the best GUI Subversion client I've seen 
on any platform - too bad there is nothing that comes close on Mac OS 
X). I believe it also does repository creation and maintenance (what 
you'd use "svnadmin" rather than "svn" on the command line), though I've 
never used that.

I've never used SVN for a POV project, but then I haven't done much 
POVing at all lately - if I were to start a big project now, I'd 
certainly use it.

  -Christian

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