[cvsnt] Future of CVSNT?

[Vinay Jhumun]

Hi all,
I wish you all a Happy New Year 2006.
n May the coming year brings u all lucks, prosperity,

It's really great to be part of the mailing list.

I hve got lots of help here.

I myself was a newbie using CVSNT, but being here in the list i hve got 
lots of help n support, n guides as well.
Special thnks to Bo, Tony, Arthur and all those who are contributing for 
the CVSNT.

CVSNT has really a great future,

Ok dear enjoy well,

Thnks again
Regards
Vinay



Arthur Barrett wrote:

>For the subscribers to the newsgroup and mailing list I thought this may
>be a good opportunity to recap 2005 and let out a few glimpses on 2006,
>and maybe spark a little discussion.
>
>Firstly the development outline for CVSNT are in the FAQ if you didn't
>already know that:
>http://march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/faq9.asp#9g
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>The project and products have been a great success in 2005 and that
>success is based on the quality of the people who contribute including
>Tony Hoyle, Torsten, Jerzy, Bo, Oliver, Glen and many others.  My
>personal thanks goes out to all the contributors: large and small.
>
>The March Hare team have done a fantastic job, I'd especially like to
>thank Tony Hoyle (again), Udo Pott, Carles Zaragoza, Mark Raymond and
>Steve Rankin for their effort particularly in their assistance with
>writing the eBook "All About CVS" as well as product development, sales
>and support.
>http://march-hare.com/cvsnt/features/book/
>
>During the past year I have had the fantastic opportunity to meet up
>with some of the project contributors who are not part of the official
>March Hare team, including Derek Price - longstanding contributor to CVS
>and editor of "Essential CVS".
>
>Looking ahead to 2006 we have a major new release with the first major
>architectural changes to CVS with CVSNT 2.6, and with some favour (or
>luck) will also see the entirely newly architected CVSNT 3.1 available
>later in the year with an entirely database backend and an ability to
>version so much more than what we commonly think of today.
>
>The only dissapointment I had this year was in finding forums on the net
>with people looking for CVSNT, WinCVS or Tortoise support and getting
>poor answers, or people asking for an SCM system recommendation and
>being advised to use systems that clearly don't meet their requirements,
>or when I read articles in magazines and ezines that mention every
>product except CVSNT like Mike Riley's article in SD Magazine's August
>2005 special guide on "Tools and Trends: May the Source Be with You".  
>http://www.sdmagazine.com/documents/sdm0508f/
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>Can you help get word out on CVSNT and CVS Suite in 2006?  Or: is there
>something more that us at March Hare could be doing?
>
>I've laid out the main details of advocacy carried out by us in 2005 and
>planned for 2006 here:
>http://march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/faq1.asp#9gc
>
>During the 12 months to August 2005 CVSNT was downloaded 1.4 million
>times, I'd like to see that more people find it, and more people
>implement it successfully.  
>
>In 2006 I'd love it if rather than recommend someone else's book, or
>plug-in, or support - that you could mention the book, plug-ins and
>support offered by the people who wrote the software.  I know many of
>you already do this, or already have bought our first editions, but
>maybe next year you can ask Santa to get you the 2006 edition?
>
>CVSNT is already a great product and a popular product.  Your support is
>what makes the future of CVSNT a bright one.
>
>>From all of us at March Hare Software - we thank you for your
>contributions in 2005, and wish you all the best for 2006!
>
>Kind Regards,
>
>
>
>Arthur Barrett
>Product Manager
>
>March Hare Software Ltd
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>P.S.
>Due to the volume of e-mail I receive daily, I may be unable to reply
>personally to your comments regarding this post.
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