Re: WinSVN: Initial questions

Julian Fitzell wrote:

> - It isn't made my Microsoft

What has that got to do with it? Are you implying that anything coming
from Microsoft is inherently evil and anti-open-source?

If so, I'd like to point out two things:

1) We're trying to write a configuration-managment system, not a
political manifesto. We want to use the tools that fit our needs, no
matter where they come from. IMO Mark's decision to use VB was eminently
sensible.

2) Given that Bill Tutt, who is @microsoft.com, has made valuable
contributions to this list, I'd say your statement is a bit impolite.
Let's not start any flame wars here.

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