(Illustration by Gaich Muramatsu)
Hyperbolic trees would probably be the only way to visualize a largeish cell without losing detail or going insane... I'm not sure what CVS really has to offer Coda installations except maybe something ubiquitous to sit on /coda. eg. instead of using pserver most of the time, define /coda/cvs as CVSROOT on all clients and let Coda take care of keeping things up to date; only use pserver under ssh to update through the firewall. Where I work we now check damn near everything that we give a hoot about into CVS, and I back that up each night. Sooner or later I will start replicating the CVS tree (though I have to figure out how to do this in a diff-and-patch way) onto multiple servers. If I can't think of something better, I may just try backing up off of the Coda volume with a throwaway CVS tree on /coda, and when I'm satisfied that the data is solid, start using /coda/cvs for our main CVSROOT. We plan on doing numerous stupid and amusing things with/to our Coda servers when I have more time; at present I have a big project about to be rolled out, so nothing new or interesting will happen here with Coda for a week or so. -- "Of course I'm crazy, but that doesn't mean I'm wrong." --Anders HammarquistReceived on 1999-03-29 18:02:23