CVs Repository on a USB Stick

Tue Feb 3 11:19:02 2004

Just thought I would pass along a neat tip that I have been doing:

I have one of those 256mb USB sticks - BTW they work great in Linux.
Anyway, I formatted it with ext3 and installed a CVS repository on it.  Now
I can go to any Linux box, check out my code, work on it, and check it back
in.  It is like a portable, roving repository!  This works especially good
when you don't have network access.  Anyway, just a quick little tip....

Also - Do we need a projector for Thrusday's Adtron meeting.  I am planning
on attending with a few of my co-workers, and I can bring one if needed.
We use Eclipse(IBM's WSAD version of it actually)  extensively at work and
are looking forward to the presentation.

And if there are a few minutes at the end, I would like to demo the latest
version of a game I have been working on.....if there is any interst.  It
is more of a technology demo than a game, but I am using OpenGL, SDL, and
an open-source physics library called ODE.

Alan - Let me know if you need the projector

Thanks!
Bob