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Usage of tools  by atcroft (Monsignor) on Jul 02, 2002 at
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in reply to Usage of tools  I can see some points to both sides
of the argument. (For reference, "STS" where it appears below
indicates the phrase "standard tool set," referring to a uniform
set of tools on a system.)  Having an STS to work with makes it
easier to set up new systems, handle updates, and troubleshoot
issues. It also makes it easier for anyone to interchange
machines (whether temporarily or on a more permanent basis), and
having a standard configuration for those tools in the STS can
make things such as applying a standard coding style easier,
which in turn can make life easier for things such as CVS
repositories. (Yes, I know about things like PerlTidy, just
pointing out the logic.) In addition, having an STS means that a
new person doesn't have to wo