[SOLVED] Team Development Server Unix/Linux equivalent?

DoctorZeus · 06-06-2012, 07:00 AM

Hey there,

I've been browsing around and I was wondering if there was a Team Development Server free equivelent for Linux.

All my servers run on Unix and Linux distro's so obviously cannot run this..

Any Suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

DoctorZeus

DoctorZeus · 06-06-2012, 04:37 PM

I've been considering using regular file sharing (i.e. Samba) and then having everyone work on individual bits and pieces, however I'm concerned what will happen if 2 users try to save a file at once as the user who saves first will have their work overwritten..

Also BUMP..

Thanks

DoctorZeus

chrism01 · 06-06-2012, 08:27 PM

It sounds like you want a src code ctrl system; there are several ... I believe git is what the kernel devs use if that's any help. See also subversion (I think ?).

Incidentally, if the devs are working on *nix code, then NFS is more usual for disk sharing (ie *nix to *nix).

DoctorZeus · 06-07-2012, 07:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chrism01

It sounds like you want a src code ctrl system; there are several ... I believe git is what the kernel devs use if that's any help. See also subversion (I think ?).

Incidentally, if the devs are working on *nix code, then NFS is more usual for disk sharing (ie *nix to *nix).

Ok thanks, will look into both of those! Both of them seem to work with QT creator so looks good!

Thanks

DoctorZeus