TortoiseSVN for Ubuntu Linux: The real alternative
I have posted several articles regarding subversion in this blog. If you ask me one thing I like in Windows, then I only have one answer: Tortoise SVN client. This small application is the only thing I love in Windows, for anything else, I'd rather user Mac or Linux.
But now, there is a Linux alternative to Tortoise SVN called RabbitVCS. I've tried it and it works pretty well. This project, formerly NautilusSVN, looks really well and is inspired in the windows tool. By now, it offers a good support for SVN but the aim is to cover other Version Control Systems (VCS), like Git.
RabbitVCS is integrated smartly in the Nautilus context menu, like Tortoise does, and contains all the options you might need. Logs, updates, merge, commit, full checkout... anything... plus you can play in the terminal and create your own scripts!
If you are a developer and you work in a Linux environment, then you need this tool.
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Comentarios sobre TortoiseSVN for Ubuntu Linux: The real alternative
The tool works like a charm but when I do the merge operation (reintegrate code from devel to trunk) the application completes the process without doing any changes to the code.
Strange...
say wath?...