Well, SVN (the Subversion protocol) was designed for binary from day 1. CVS
and binary is not a marriage-made-in-heaven and requires a couple of tweaks
to make it work reliably -- did you do those tweaks?

Trust me, you'll be happy to use a client software! Being able to "mount"
the repository has many advantages and becomes very intuitive.

-marc

On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 11:30 AM, Harold Hallikainen <harold@hallikainen.org>
wrote:

> I may give subversion a try. I used CVS a little, but it messed up some
> binary (schematic) files and was not very intuitive.
>
> I'm wondering why "client" software is required for any of this. Can't the
> version control software just have a web interface?
>
> Harold
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