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> So will bitkeeper provide a nice interface for migrating code from an
> existing and well-established CVS repository to whatever they use?

They have tools for RCS to SCCS- I dunno about CVS tho...

> 
> I'm quite happy to allow them to test bitkeeper in a production
> environment before using it in one myself, needless to say. :)

fair enuff




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