I use SVN at home and at work. With great success. Command line works great and is very easy and intuitive. TortoiseSVN (Explorer Plug-In for Windows) is also quite nice although on some not quite ordinary operations the thingy seems to do a few things wrong messing up the local working copy from time to time. But that's easily fixed. Even branching is not scary anymore. :-)
On 12.06.2004 00:28:58 Clay Leeds wrote: > A very interesting read! Looks like a really nice tool. We may consider > it ourselves in-house, as the infrastructure has some really nice > features! Jeremias Maerki
