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I suggest a CVS backend with Cervisia front end. There are other GUI tools to put in front of CVS. CVS is the de facto standard tool for source code management.
CVS is the de facto standard tool for source code management.
Only for legacy projects that are already using CVS. For new projects, Subversion has largely supplanted CVS - which is not surprising, since that was the entire point of Subversion . In fact, many projects that were previously using CVS (KDE, for example) have since migrated to Subversion.
Not that any of that matters, since neither CVS nor Subversion are even remotely close to what the original poster was asking for. I don't know of any tools like that myself.
koders.com is very useful, but it's an online database. My imagination is an offline database, usable in a network, where only approx 5 persons have access. I found several of these snippets databases, but this is only Windows stuff.
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