On Mon, 25 Aug 2003, Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor) wrote:
> My point is that if subversion didn't appear so invasive (meaning that the
> source tree is untouched, not having .svn/ directories appear in it), and
> that if it made backup copies of pre-merged files, adoptation by the timid
> and insecure would tend to be easier. Oh, and get it out of beta mode, too.
> Oh, and while you're at it, give it a GUI for Windows users, along with an
> integrated MP3 player, registry editor, text editor, JAVA IDE, ... And port
> it to the Palm OS. ;)
The pre-merged file backup is a good point. In fact, I was
thinking about the merge/update behavior myself, but have not
crystallized my thoughts enough to send it to the list.
As for GUIs, I do believe there are other projects that provide
GUI front-ends to SVN. I'm more of a command-line person, but
one reason that I picked SVN was the availability of tools for
graphically-oriented users.
Kumaran
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Received on Mon Aug 25 19:44:37 2003