Mercurial (TortoiseHG) is very suitable for "VSC on a stick" use. Also you definitely want to look at Fossil (fossil-scm.org) :thumbsup: Perhaps even svn would go, if you were used to it. If you can get online, definitely try one of hosted VCS (Unfuddle :thumbsup:, Bitbucket...) - it will also be your backup. -- dd

> Hate some of the stuff the companies install on my computer. If it is your employer's computer, it is not yours :) -- dd

Looks like Subversion has a new energetic maintainer, Wandisco. I use their free UberSVN server (works mostly fine), and svnsync to external hosting, as off-site backup. TortoiseSVN or Ankh as client. Also use Mercurial for some projects, but TortoiseHg on Windows still isn't as polished as Tortoise SVN. Also evaluating Syntevo SmartGit as svn client. For small personal projects sometimes also use Fossil (especially for cross platform work) - it's amazing :rose:, but no GUI for commits. -- dd

Chris, for example, this one. In the code browser navigate to ver-self.cmd. Thanks, -- dd

Just as stated... These files are plain text but the viewer refuses to display them. Maybe other kinds of scripts are affected as well. Thanks, dd.