Re: [TSVN] Other File Managers and Alternative Options

Hi,

At viernes, 07 de octubre de 2005, 16:39:47, you wrote:

CB> I recall reading that TortoiseSVN worked with other file managers besides
CB> windows explorer. What are these file managers and how would we install
CB> TortoiseSVN to integrate into these file managers and NOT windows explorer?

CB> We would like to be able to somehow limit the menus to displaying
CB> only when we are working on our development projects. We don't
CB> want to clutter up the explorer menus everywhere else. So, if we
CB> could install TortoiseSVN in a way that it only integrated into
CB> another file manage and not windows explorer, that would serve us
CB> well.

CB> ...

CB> If none of these options are available, then I don't think I will be able to
CB> convince my colleagues to use the TortoiseSVN system because they only work
CB> on the development projects part time. Does anybody have any
CB> recommendations?

Appart from Simon and Thomas replies (which I agree to), you should
try RapidSVN. <http://rapidsvn.tigris.org/> It is GUI frontend in the
way SourceSafe is, so don't install TSVN but RapidSVN, open that GUI
and work from that. Close it and forget about SVN.

I don't use it, though. TSVN is so good so I have never had a need for
it, and having 2 TSVN entries is not so bad: I'd bet you already have
Winzip or WinRAR or say-it-here installed, and they put their commands
in the popups - even if you don't use 100% of your time making zip
files.

You can try Subcommander too. <http://subcommander.tigris.org/>

Best regards,

Fernando Nájera

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