Hi,
I ended up using Subclipse under Ubuntu.
JClaude
kmradke_at_rockwellcollins.com a écrit :
> John Gateley <gateley_at_jriver.com> wrote on 02/07/2008 01:04:24 PM:
>
>> On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 08:41:07 -0600
>> John Gateley <gateley_at_jriver.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I'm looking for experiences with GUIs for Subversion (Ubuntu linux).
>>> Any comparisons or preferences for Subcommander, rapidSVN, eSvn.
>>>
>> Thanks for the suggestions. For what it's worth, here's what I
>> found. All were tested from Ubuntu Gutsy packages, not from the
>> latest version source.
>>
>> RapidSVN: it's okay. I found a bug in the import procedure. I don't
>> really like the interface (bookmarks).
>>
>> TkCVS: I didn't like this one, it's overkill (I only need SVN, not
>> CVS). Starting the repo browser crashed because CVS wasn't installed
>> (and I couldn't easily figure out how to browse an SVN repository).
>>
>> esvn: bug in the repo browser: garbage data on the righthand side
>> when you are browsing a folder that only contains other folders.
>>
>> subcommander: bug in the repo browser: I clicked on a folder, tried
>> to Import, and the commit window that came up didn't contain my
>> file selections.
>>
>> I'd really like something like TortoiseSVN, something that integrated
>> with the ubuntu file browser. But for now, because of the presence
>> of bugs, I'll stick with the command line. Sigh...
>>
>
> Not used it, but there is an integration in kde (if that is your
> environment):
> http://kdesvn.alwins-world.de/
>
> Kevin R.
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