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On 05/11/2009 03:15 PM, Stuart D. Gathman wrote:
>
> He meant he hasn't configured a CVS repository yet.  That is
> relatively easy too, but if you just want diffs on a single file,
> RCS is very handy:
>
> $ ci -l filename
> $ vim filename
> $ rcsdiff filename
> $ ls filename*
> filename filename,v
>
> There is no repository, the versions are stored in ,v files.
>
>    

RCS is very handy for that.  I recently discovered Mercurial, which will 
turn any directory into a repository, it's awesome.