(Got the reply all this time. :-D) > One of the biggest challenges, for me, with > Subclipse is that it doesn't support cross-project check-ins.
Yeah, you use one action to checkin multiple projects (Ctrl+click, then right click), but each project goes in in its own commit. You lose atomicity, which is one of the whole points of Subversion. > For > refactoring tasks, I do use Subclipse, but for any other serious > development I use TortoiseSVN which is extremely stable and > full-featured. Agreed. My main use of Subclipse is refactoring and minor commits (a file or two), and TortoiseSVN is definitely much better. > I have used Subclipse on Linux as well (RedHat 9). > > Todd
