'Change Source Control' Menu Disappears in Visual Studio- February 21, 2005 A reader recently emailed me the following issuequestion: "I recently installed the VS 2005 December CTP on a machine that also has VS 2003 installed. I uninstalled the CTP today and now my VS2003 'change source control' menu choice (from the file menu) has disappeared. How do I get it back." I've heard about this problem before and as I recall, this is a VSS-specific issue. However, it could affect other source control providers as well. This post explains how to regain the ability to...http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2005/02/21/377555.aspx Source Control, GotDotNet, VS.NET, and Dream Job 3- February 21, 2005 Tone Engel reports that, "Joined the FlexWiki GotDotNet group last night for source code access which is provided through a custom source code control provider that integrates with Visual Studio." I am an avid FlexWiki and GotDotNet usercontributor and just recently joined the GotDotNet development team here at Microsoft. Prior to joining my new team last week, I worked on the MSDN Communities & Personalization Team for a couple of months before being plucked...http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2005/02/21/377535.aspx SourceGear Developing LinuxSolarisMacOS client for Team Foundation- February 16, 2005 I'm a little late to print with this announcement but it's just too darn intriguing to not share. John Lawrence, January 12, 2005"Erik Sink blogs about some very interesting news from SourceGear I'm writing this blog entry to share an exciting bit of news from SourceGear: We have decided to announce the fact that we are developing a new product which will be released later this year. The code-name for this new product is "Allerton". In a nutshell, Allerton is a LinuxSolarisMacOS...http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2005/02/16/374663.aspx Eric Sink's Tenets of Transparency- February 6, 2005 In his latest article for MSDN, Tenets of Transparency, Eric Sink continues his "non-legendary" crusade to confound his two point five critics and tickle his burgeoning horde of fans pink with superior writing, corn-fed frankness, and incisive insights into the business of making and selling software. As a former member of Microsoft's SourceSafe and Visual Studio Team System teams, I know first hand that Eric Sink is one of our "competitors", at least technically. And...http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2005/02/06/368183.aspx |