Is the time zone bug fixed?   

We currently use VSS 6 for our version control system.  We are evaluating 
what to use for our Next Big Project.

We have developers in America, Europe, and Japan.  Our big objection to 
using SourceSafe is the time zone problem.  As a result of the time zone 
problem, we each maintain a separate source safe server in each of our 
locations.  

That won't work for our next project.  We want to have a higher level of 
coordination between developers.  To achieve this, we need a source control 
system that gets the timestamps right.  Will VSS 2005 work for us?  In case 
it matters, some of the development will be done in Visual Studio, but we 
also have source code for embedded systems that use their own compilers, and 
we also will be storing drawings and other binaries as part of the source 
control system.

And while I'm here, if anyone knows, what about Team Foundation Server?  Is 
it intended specifically for Team System, or is it a general purpose system 
that can be used with other tools?

date: Wed, 9 Apr 2008 06:46:01 -0700   author:   David