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fork of opencvs that compiles on linux

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Suddenly, GNU CVS client was not able to fetch openbsd's anoncvs so I
decided to use OpenCVS. Unfortunately, seems like it's not possible to
compile it on linux without patching now, so I patched the code a little.

It's full of kludges :< but compiles on my machine :>

Depends on libbsd

OpenCVS README
==============

This release of OpenCVS is for OpenBSD systems only.
Please consult http://www.opencvs.org/ for portable release availability.

This is a BSD-licensed equivalent of the popular versioning system
CVS.  It is currently in development and thus is not yet suited to replace
GNU CVS entirely.  This program should NOT be used on a development tree
unless you don't care about losing your modifications due to possible bugs.

The OpenCVS binary is installed as /usr/bin/opencvs.  Man pages for OpenCVS
are not installed, yet.

See http://www.opencvs.org/ for more information.