On 03/03/2011 23:02, Chris McSweeny wrote:
> Interesting -  not come across that. However I doubt I'll switch, as
> an alternative for Windows users is TortoiseSVN - integrates into
> Windows explorer, and is what I use. You never have to know any
> subversion command line stuff to use it, and the only thing vaguely
> difficult is creating your initial repository - after that it's all
> point and click.
I use Rapid SVN for googlecode svn

I specifically DON'T EVER want an source control system, or anything=20
else integrated to Explorer.

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