SVN integration for Nautilus (gnome)

[daik]

Does anyone know of a good subversion client that integrates with Nautilus in Gnome? I am using tortoisesvn under windows and I am looking for similar functionality, does it exist?

[danielsmw]

I think the nautilussvn package can provide this functionality, although I've never used it myself. I prefer the console, and find it less troublesome than a gui for svn.

[daik]

I tried that, and have so far not been able to make it work at all, it seems it is not quite ready for primetime yet. Are there any other suggestions, or is that the only one?

[danielsmw]

I'm not sure if there are any others for gnome, but depending on what you're developing in, there's probably an IDE with support for it. Eclipse has an SVN plugin, for example. And as I already said, the command line utility is pretty solid and very easy.

[daik]

The IDE I plan on using (both Eclipse and Netbeans) has built in svn clients, but this is for some repositories that I interact with that does not contain code. Just the ease of seeing directly if the local repository has changed (and commit with a button click, or update with a button click) is much faster than working the command line.

Thanks for your input anyway.