PVCS
What is PVCS?
PVCS, or Polytron Version Control System, was a popular version control system, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s. It allowed software developers to manage and track changes to their source code and other project files. It was commonly used to maintain different versions of software, facilitate collaboration among developers, and revert to earlier states when necessary. PVCS was eventually acquired by Merant, which was then acquired by Serena Software, and subsequently Micro Focus.
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