gDropboxCVS v0.1 

gDropboxCVS it's a simple script to use in combination with a Dropbox account to have 
a minimalistic control version system for anyone with a Gnome Desktop. gDropbox it's 
perfect for individual projects or shared with only few people.

Usage sample:
Mike is a developer whom uses two computers and he would like to keep a project 
syncronized between both. So, after working on his project, Mike launches gDropboxCVS 
and select "upload changes to dropbox" the software syncronizes development and 
dropbox folder (just the modified files). Later, at home, Mike launches gDropboxCVS 
and selects "download changes". Both folders are now syncronized.

If Mike wants to restore some file he can just look up for it in his dropbox folder 
and overwrite the local version. But if mike had uploaded the changes to Dropbox he 
could still open Dropbox web interface and look up for the desired version using 
"Previous versions" menu.

But why we need to push changes? Why can't I use Dropbox folder directly? 
By the same reason other developers use SVN or GIT, we edit a lot of times same files 
when developing and we don't want to upload each change. Sometimes we want to revert 
changes or sometimes we want just to upload work only when it's finished. 

How do you do uploads and downloads?
Using the huge potential of rsync.  

INSTALL
0. gDropboxCVS needs zenity in order to work. 
   To install zenity in ubuntu: $sudo apt-get install zenity
1. Be sure your Dropbox folder is correctly configured and active
2. Create a "cvs" folder under your Dropbox folder (you can choose other name).
3. (optional) Edit gDropbox.sh and specify your CVS folder, local folder and project 
   name so you won't need to specify them each run.

Hint: Put this script under Dropbox cvs folder and you'll  can use the same config in 
      all your machines!

USAGE
Just run gDropboxCVS clicking on it and follow the instructions

LICENSE
GPL v3.0 http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html 
You are free to coppy, distribute, modify, fork, bla, bla, bla...(you know all that stuff)