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The difference between Subversion and MKS

Please let me know the differences between Subversion and MKS

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Subversion: centralized VCS, merges or blocking of semantics based on open source repositories, huge market share (although it was losing ground for DVCS records such as Mercurial and Git), free, great toolkit and supportive infrastructure.

MKS: centralized VCS, only blocking semantics, sealed source, limited market share, not free ($ 999 + / license), a much less well-developed set of tools.

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