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Hi, I'm thinking about using coda in a development environment because of the disconnected/slow connection benefits, and I'm not sure how to evaluate the stability kinds of issues. In principle, I'm very impressed and very excited, but I don't know what the particularities are going to be like. I'm imagining that I'd use CODA for home directories (say 7 users. Some developers, some mostly producing documents) and some space for Windows related stuff (I don't understand this at all yet). I'm imagining "disconnected" users being people with laptops (so people can work at home, or give presentations somewhere funny or something like that) and people with machines at home that may (or may not be) used for some sort of development. So, excluding the windows stuff, I'm imagining that this is realistically at a max of 10 gigs, but I should say 20 to be safe. Can I expect CODA to be reasonably robust and get reasonable performance? What sorts of expectations could I have for a year from now when the number of users might be 2-3x? Is CODA going to scale enough that I wouldn't have to move away from it then? Thanks a lot, SorenReceived on 1999-06-28 22:34:17