Subversion client for ubuntu/linux

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Luke
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Subversion client for ubuntu/linux

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I'm just wondering what those of you who are running linux/ubuntu recommend for an svn client. Thanks guys.

Anybody use: http://rapidsvn.tigris.org/ ?
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I use kdesvn for simple check outs. One thing that bothers me about kdesvn is that there's no way to simply copy and paste svn commands. However, I think I need to install Subversion itself to get command line access so I can automate these check outs anyway. It's on my TODO list. :wink:
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Before I switched to OSX two months ago, I used esvn. It is by far the best linux GUI svn client I have used. Check it out:
http://esvn.umputun.com/
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Eclipse SVN plugin.
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Post by jmut »

If you can spend a day or two on
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/

you will not regred it.
You basically have following commands once you start working.

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svn status
svn diff
svn log
svn commit
I really think there are easy to grasp...and there is no way you can miss functionality as in the case you use some svn client wrapper.
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