> From: solo turn [mailto:soloturn99@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 3:08 AM
> i would guess 95% of windows use is command line. tortoise still
> crashes too often (even if you do have tortoise installed).
Personally I use the cmdline, but from what I see on the irc channel
Tortoise is quite popular with the windows crowd. We don't have
actual datapoints, so I'm not going to throw usage percentages
around. Neither should you. Secondly, if Tortoise crashes on
you, do you try and reproduce and post adequate bugreports on
dev@tortoisesvn.tigris.org?
> i would very much appreciate if windows users are allowed to speak
> for themselves ;)
They are and always have been. Mind you, _I_ am a windows user too.
Aswell as a *nix user.
> the 20 i know are quite aware of "hide" or "unhide" and are doing it
> if necessary. and everybody would appreciate if this would be hidden.
>
> windows users are able to write software (otherwise they would not
> need version control ...)
Totally irrelevant. And, to use a version control system you don't need
to be able to write software. And even if you do, it doesn't make you
a qualified programmer. That aside, people use version control for
websites, keeping track of documents, gift lists, etc. Stuff very
little to do with software development.
> and therefor are NOT (necessarily) 12 o'clock flashers.
Nobody implied that.
> the endless discussion stops immediately if you have an issue for
> hiding .svn. most (all?) comments for "don't" hide on windows come
> from *nix users ....
See above.
> --- Sander Striker <striker@apache.org> wrote:
>> I'm not going to put anymore energy in this.
Mulling through my mail on a cup of morning coffee changed my mind.
Sander
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Received on Fri May 23 10:01:28 2003