Oliver Specht wrote:
Martin Whitaker schrieb:
T. J. Frazier wrote:
Windows developers would be expectably running Ms's
latest-and-greatest, Windows Vista (or W7 pre-releases). If they
decide to take a look at the code ("Do I want to get involved with
this?"), they hit an immediate barrier: the SVN folks only boast a
client for WXP. A little of our money here, or just a few friendly
words, might help. (The developer reaction we want to avoid is, "Oh,
these kids are locked in their Linux playpen. Forget it!")
TortoiseSVN works on Windows Vista. There are a few known issues (see
http://tortoisesvn.net/vistaproblems), but none of them are
showstoppers. So this isn't a barrier.
Martin
Hi,
you can also use putty to access svn via ssh. See the section
Windows ssh setup with putty on
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Setting_up_Subversion_Access
You can indeed, but I doubt you'll attract many Windows developers if you tell
them they need to use a CLI! The advantage of TortoiseSVN is that it
integrates into Windows Explorer, so the Windows users can stay in their
familiar environment.
Regards,
Martin
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