Tortoise svn equivalent in linux
 

Hi,

I've been using tortoise svn for windows (integrates into windows explorer). Is there any equivalent for linux based systems (fedora)?
Can i use any Tortoise client in my linux system , so that i can access the Tortoise server available in the windows system.

Thanks for ur reply.

You can use any Subversion client to access your server. On Linux most people use the command-line client (because you can work faster that way), or the support in their IDE (Eclipse, Netbeans, etc.). The other graphical Subversion clients on Linux that I know of are RapidSVN and pysvn WorkBench.

KDESVN Works
 

For Ubuntu you can make use of KDESVN integrated with Nautilus to five a Tortoise SVN Feel.

Try this http://www.clickoffline.com/2008/12/...-svn-in-linux/

The TortoiseSVN equivalent that I am using is nemo-rabbitvcs.
It looks a lot like TortoiseSVN and works in the same way: you can right-click
on a folder in nemo (which is the file explorer) to do 'show log', 'commit' etc.
Note that 'blame' has another name: it is called 'Annotate' by rabbitvcs.