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by bandrami
809 days ago
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I'm showing my age here, but making version control public is a relatively recent thing; I can't think of a project before OpenBSD that did it, and it wasn't until SourceForge that the idea of projects just having source repos out there and visible became a popular idea, and that was like '99 or 2000. Most projects would just release tarballs and have a CVS repo that was limited to "approved" developers. And that was well after all the big distro build systems developed. |
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