Subversion is stable, even on Windows ;) , but you'd better run it on
a unix box, mainly because Windows XP filesystem will get in trouble
when too much file are created. (I guess you'll use FSFS repository of
course).
As a GUI, TortoiseSVN is GREAT when you work on windows. I can't
recommend anything else : http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
Concerning symlinks, you can't create them on single files, this has
been discussed a lot. You can anyway use the svn:externals property to
achieve almost the same behavior with whole directories. Check the
subversion book : http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
HTH.
2005/8/22, René Vestergaard <rve@techno-matic.dk>:
>
> Hi,
>
> I our company the Client-PC's use the Ms. WindowsXP-operatingsystem.
> They are in a NT-domain, where the domaincontroller run Ms.
> WindowsServer2003.
>
> Is subversion stable enough for us?
>
> Two developers currently use an old version of the "CS-RCS Pro" software
> (http://www.componentsoftware.com/Products/RCS/index.htm)
> as versioncontrol-system.
> Can we also create "symlinks" with subversion, as supported in the CS-RCS
> GUI?
>
> Which of the "GUI front-end for the Subversion revision system" would you
> recommend for software-developer,
> that normally working in a Windows enviroment?
>
> ps. Right now, most of the software-developer's manage software-versions
> manuelly. They don't use any revision system. ... yet ;)
--
Romain Prévost
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