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> At this point, we are trying to decide > between CVS and Subversion. Our feature comparisons against CVS, SVN etc are here: http://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/ The CVSNT project endeavours to deliver open source versioning tools that facilitates good CM process. Hence ACL's, Audit, Mergepoints (Merge Tracking), True Rename (not copy+delete), Unicode filenames, Unicode Merge etc. None of those features are yet to make it into SVN: http://subversion.tigris.org/roadmap.html All SCM tools (including the free open source CVSNT) "work". I believe your question should be which one supports your business better, which one can deliver effective configuration management by making the evolution of your code more manageable and the interrelationship between changes clear. The only open source SCM tool that delivers that in my opinion is CVSNT. The "commercial" verions of CVSNT aim to deliver features that are mostly significant to commercial implementations of SCM such as 24 hour support, defect tracking integration, build integration etc. The workspacemanager that is only available in the commercial version is much more like VSS (allows repository browsing etc). http://march-hare.com/cvsnt/features/workmgr/ The next version of the commercial version (due real soon) also includes VS.NET 2003/2005 integration and more WM features like drag and drop import, view file contents (on server), ACL editing etc. Regards, Arthur Barrett