In this section we will tell you about all the Subversion clients available for the Linux machine. Subversion is one of the best open source source control servers available to the programmers.
Subversion is the complete replacement of CVS source control system. It is much fast and provides better management of the project artifacts. The Subversion is available for all modern flavors of Unix, Win32, BeOS, OS/2, MacOS X.
In this section we will see all the GUI's available for the Linux. Following Subversion clients are available for the Linux platform.
KdeSVN
The KDESvn is the graphical client for the
Subversion source control server on the KDE desktop. It is full
fledged subversion client and administrative interface. You can get
more information from its official website at
http://kdesvn.alwins-world.de/
eSVN
The eSVN is another good Subversion GUI client for
the linux desktop. eSVN is released under GPLv2. It supports
checkout, import, export, update, commit, add, delete copy, move,
merge, switch, log and blame. It also performs Quick Diff and 3-way
diff.
RapidSVN
RapidSVN is another very good client for the
Linux desktop. It is also free and also available for windows
desktop. It can be used to access most of the features of Subversion
server in easy to use and user-friendly graphical interface. The
RapidSVN does not come with the integrated ssh client, so we need to
install once (such as plink) in order to connect subversion server
over SSH.
In the next section we will learn how to install KdeSVN on linux desktop and use it for managing the project artifacts.
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