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Open Source Development with CVS, 3rd Edition by Karl Fogel and Moshe Bar The complete Open Source Development with CVS, 3rd Edition is available under the GNU General Public License : http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/OSDevWithCVS_3E.pdf (Download single PDF) Thanks to Jan Wolff for transforming the original PDFs from Paraglyph Press into this more useable form. Jan consolidated Paraglyph’s multiple files into a single file, and remove the cutting marks from around the page edges to make it more readable. NOTE: There is an error in the copyright notice printed in the version of the book sold in bookstores. The entire book is available under the GNU General Public License — see here for details. The electronic copy of the 3rd edition comes directly from the publisher’s PDF files. Due to certain complexities of the publishing process, there are no source files from which the PDFs were generated. Therefore, I simply distribute the PDFs as masters; they serve as both source and binary format. I am no longer fixing bugs in the book, partly due to CVS’s increasing obsolescence, and partly because I’m busy with other things these days. For a while I maintained an email address at which to receive bug reports about these web pages, but it became a spam magnet, so now I’ve shut off that address too. If you’re interested in having me do consulting on Subversion, CVS, or open source methods in general, please see here for more information. —Karl Fogel, March 2015 Translations As far as I know, these translations are of the 1st edition: Korean Byung-Hee HWANG of the Taegu Linux Users Group in Korea is working on a Korean translation, see http://izb.lug.or.kr/doc/ko_KR.UTF-8/cvsbook/ . German The MITP-Verlag , has made a German translation, see http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/translations/german/ . Japanese Takeuchi Kahori take-k@secom-sis.co.jp has started a Japanese translation; please see jtdan.com/vcs/kahori.com/j-cvsbook . Spanish A Spanish translation is under way, see http://cvs.hispalinux.es/cgi-bin/cvsweb/doc-cvsbook-es/ . Alternate Formats for the 1st Edition Because I have source files for the 1st edition of the book, I am able to offer it in several formats besides PDF: On-line HTML . Downloadable HTML (single .gz file) Downloadable HTML (single .zip file) Postscript (uncompressed) Postscript (single .gz file) Postscript (single .zip file) GNU Info files (.tar.gz) GNU Info files (.zip) Texinfo (.tar.gz) ( These are the master files, from which the other formats are generated. ) Texinfo (.zip) (Same as above, but in Zip format.) Everything (.tar.gz) (All formats together in one package.) Everything (.zip) (Same as above, but in Zip format.) Errata: If you have a copy of the first printing, you may wish to consult the list of known errors . This list applies only to the treeware, and only for the first printing. The second printing has corrected these bugs. The second and third editions may contain other errors; I am slowly combing through my mailbox to see if anyone has mentioned any. Other Resources Vivek Venugopalan maintains a "CVS Best Practices" document at http://www.sanchivi.com/cm/cvs-bestpractices/index.html...