“Of course, after today, another meaning will be attached to
this beguiling word, thanks to the auspices of Mark Shuttleworth
and his band of coders over at Canonical.“Early this morning (because according to the Laws of Business,
thou shalt always announce new stuff at 12:01 a.m.), Canonical
officially announced the release of Bazaar 1.0, a
built-from-scratch version control system (VCS) that Canonical
built for its own projects and is now releasing to the
community-at-large. What will make this new system different is the
fact that it’s a distributed VCS…”
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