Subversion client for GNOME (nautilus integration)
Do you know of any Subversion (SVN) client that integrates with nautilus, or at least do you know of any nautilus-scripts that enable the integration with SVN?
I basically need just 3 options from the GUI: commit, update and log with option to compare versions. In KDE I used kdesvn, but I don't think there is an easy way to integrate it with nautilus... Any thoughts? |
I think I found something interesting: http://marius.scurtescu.com/?p=102
These are just simple bash scripts but they seem to do the job so far. Anyway, if someone knows a better app (sth like kdesvn, snce I'm not even dreaming of TortoiseSVN-like app for Linux), please drop a note. |
QSVN a fantastic client for Subversion
http://ar.oszine.de/projects/qsvn/index.shtml
this is the site for it. The site is not very good, but the application is fantastic. When I used to use windows I used tortoisesvn, this is as good. This is not integrated though, but you wont regret using it. Enjoy! |
NaughtySVN
Just stumbled over this one. It's very, very early and I haven't even tried it out yet (not sure I wanna try 0.0.1 versions, but perhaps someone wants to!)
Here's the link: http://naughtysvn.tigris.org/ It's said to work similar to TortoiseSVN (which, if it's true, would be a god sent!) /Erik |
svn client for ubuntu
I know it's been quite a while since this thread was created. I just stumbled upon RapidSVN, available for the Gnome desktop environment. Currently testing it out to see how it compares to kdesvn and tortoise svn on the windows platform.
Regards, Nicholas |
How good is RapidSVN?
Thanks in advance for your comments :) G. |
I have tested RapidSVN 0.1.0 (the one included in Ubuntu Karmic)
The repository browsing feature is OK but the local copy management is not sophisticated enough. For example I couldn't find any way to define an ignore list and RapidSVN seems to ignore the settings of the SVN client (e.g.: global-ignore). I am currently testing RabbitVCS and its Nautilus integration. It looks very good so far. - Gets the settings of the SVN client automatically (like global-ignores) and seems to use them properly (at least with Add so far) - It integrates with Nautilus nicely. It annotates file and folder icons with their SVN status. - Its repository browser is fairly sophisticated RabbitVCS has a PPA for Karmic so it is easy to install it. |
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