Am 12.10.2005 um 09:27 schrieb MJ Ray:
Markus Hitter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, it's a rarther complex and heavyweight package. I even count
some 12 MB for a thinned out, self-compiled Mac OS X client, here.
This is mostly a problem svn developers have to live with, though. I
doesn't map to it's usage.
So we don't all need the full client? Why not? Is there a svn-light
for users?
Subversions commands are already split into a few distinct commands.
There're "svn", "svnadmin", "svndumpfilter" and a few other tools. As
a user, you need "svn" only, AFAIK. So yes, you can consider this as
a "svn-light".
Other than that, I usually don't install documentation other than man
pages, configure with --disable-nls etc.
Markus
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