Re:How do you keep effective version control of your desktop...
by karmakaze on Monday June 14, 2021 @06:23PM
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The DEC VMS operating system had an extra component to their filenames. It was name.ext;version where the 'version' was an integer that incremented. Normally you would see the last N versions on any modified files until you purged them and then you'd only have one and the version numbers would start over.
When a program read a file it wouldn't say which version and the most recent would be read, or the next version written.
You could use a special filesystem that worked like this.
Edit: searching 'filesystem for git' has some matches.
When a program read a file it wouldn't say which version and the most recent would be read, or the next version written.
You could use a special filesystem that worked like this.
Edit: searching 'filesystem for git' has some matches.