Re: [tlug] Japanese encoding

[Ryan Shaw <ryan.shaw@example.com>]

On Fri, 2002-08-23 at 15:30, Jim Breen wrote:

> Oh, there are. I should have said "language people for whom driving 
> a word-processor is a challenge". CVS is fine for the sorts of people you
> find in TLUG, but with all respect the people who are likely to get into
> serious editing of that material are likely to be the ones who'd
> go crisp at the sight of a command-line, much less be able to drive CVS.

true. there are GUI clients for CVS, but considering 
that i've been using CVS for about six years now and
it still manages to bewilder and confuse me regularly,
probably you should stay away from it for your stuff.

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