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Re: Downloading SVN command-line client binaries for Windows

From: Jan Hendrik <list.jan.hendrik_at_gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2008 10:44:48 +0200

Concerning Re: Downloading SVN command-line cl
Andy Levy wrote on 16 Oct 2008, 9:50, at least in part:

> On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 08:49, Jesper <user_at_example.com> wrote:

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> > I went to http://subversion.tigris.org/ and clicked Windows
> > binaries. I was given 5 options:
> >
> > 1) CollabNet (Certified binaries)
> > 2) Tigris.org: Apache 2.0
> > 3) Tigris.org: Apache 2.2
> > 4) SlikSVN: 32 and 64 bit client MSI
> > 5) VisualSVN (VisualSVN Server)

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> The builds on tigris.org include both client and server components,
> and different versions are required for Apache 2.0 vs. Apache 2.2, so
> a clear distinction is made.

Better than calling names would be a suggestion of how nos. 2&3
could be made more intuitive for the first time visitor, e.g. "includes
modules for Apache 2.0 and 2.2 resp.". Of course this would cost
a little bit more bandwidth for the newbies who haven't bookmarked
the real download page yet.

> The links are provided on the front page. The packages do document
> what's included with them. Your own stubbornness (see above, refusing
> to sign up for a free account w/ CollabNet, screwing around with the

AFAIK the Collab.net binaries include i.a. Apache, so just the stuff
the OP exactly didn't want. And he wanted plain binaries, not an
installer that might or might not fiddle with the configuration of his
machine.

> pre-packaged MSI, not reading the documentation) resulted in it taking
> an hour.

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Jan Hendrik
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