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Graphical SubVersion client for Ubuntu

Asked by tdn

I have introduced quite af few users to Ubuntu or Kubuntu. They've all used Windows before and are now pleased with Ubuntu.

However, I don't know what to say when they ask for a graphical SubVersion client for Ubuntu...
They have been used to use TortoiseSVN in Windows...

I cannot get them to use the command line svn client.
These users never use command line tools and are too afraid of it.

Can you recommend a graphical svn client that is equivalent to TortoiseSVN?

Thanks,
Thomas

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Best jcinacio (jcinacio) said : 		#1

You can try RapidSVN (Add/Remove programs, search for "svn)

It's not exactly the same as TortoiseSVN because it's not integrated with the shell (nautilus file manager, in this case) but a full GUI app where you do all the work.

More info on http://rapidsvn.tigris.org/

Hope that helps,
Joao Inacio

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tdn (spam-thomasdamgaard) said : 		#2

Joao, thanks. I just installed RapidSVN. It does not seem as easy as TortoiseSVN, but I guess it is better than the console.

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tdn (spam-thomasdamgaard) said : 		#3

Thanks jcinacio, that solved my question.