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I am developing on Fedora. I don’t have any remote server or so. But I want to setup something to help me does “source control” of the changes that I make locally – allow me to create repositories, checkin, checkout, look at history etc, all just on my machine. Is there such tool available on Fedora?
You can consider using Git, following the instructions at Using Fedora Git.
(See also the “installing Git” section, for instance)
As a DVCS, you will have the full history of your repo in a local
.gitdirectory.Note: Mercurial would be, on Fedora, an equally valid choice.