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MS solution for source code control is visual source safe before. Now MS advocate its TFS. What the difference between MS Source Safe and Team Foundation Server from functional perspective? And what’s the difference between TFS and open source for source control, like subversion?
VSS is source control, TFS is a full blown application lifecycle management tool encompassing work items, source control, build management, tests, lab, requirements management and document management (through SharePoint).
That is not to say that the source control management within TFS is VSS, it is not, its an entirely new source control product offered by Microsoft as part of the integrated ALM provided by Team Foundation.