A Versatile and User-Oriented Versioning File System
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Overview: Versioning is a technique for recording a history of changes to files. This history is useful for restoring previous versions of files, collecting a log of important changes over time, or to trace the file system activities of an intruder. Ever since Unix became popular, users have desired a versatile and simple versioning file system. Simple mistakes such as accidental removal of files (the infamous ""rm "" problem) could be ameliorated on Unix if users could simply execute a single command to undo such accidental file deletion. CVS is one of the most popular versioning tools.

