Well our ceo refused to believe that my free P-II was
capable of supporting anything :-), so he found a used
P-4 more like 2.5 GHz. With some assistance from a
Linux fan friend of his we are now up and running with
Slackware. Our PC's all have TortoiseSVN installed
and we are happily using our new system.
Thanks again to all who replied. I'll be sure to drop
a note if anything comes up!
Cheers,
Lyman
> cto@object-universe.com wrote:
> > My company is trying to set up a Linux server
> > specifcally to hold a subversion source code
> > repository, and therefore at the moment we have
> > complete freedom. All that is set is the
> (somewhat
> > underpowered) box we intend to use. I will admit
> that
> > we all are primarily Windows programmers although
> I
> > did put myself through grad school as a unix
> sysadmin
> > (I am not admitting how long ago that was).
> >
> > I know that subversion is compatible with many
> > versions of Linux. I was wondernig given an open
> > choice whether there are some that would be
> especially
> > easy to install. The target hardware is a 300 MHz
> > Pentium II with 128 MB of RAM. Our current source
> > code repository is also somewhat small but we are
> a
> > distributed programming group and trying to stay
> in
> > sync via emailed zip files is not working very
> well.
> > I also have a local SourceSafe but, to be blunt,
> even
> > though I have used it extensively it is not my
> > favorite system. We desperately need a more
> powerful
> > system available to all our programmers.
> >
> > Thanks for any help. Please copy me directly on
> > responses.
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Lyman Hurd
> > Object Universe
> >
> >
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