gharris999;430483 Wrote: 
> OK, itÂ’s time for me to start getting serious about using svn to manage
> my code projects and get ready to push them up to google code.  For
> those of you who are Linux old hands, where do you store your projects? 
> /usr/src?  /home/username/projects?
> 
> Is there a standard conventional "place" for storing code projects?
> 
Put the code you are working on somewhere under /home/<username>/

I've a structure like this:
/home/<username>/Development/SqueezeCenter/7.0/TrackStat
/home/<username>/Development/SqueezeCenter/7.x/TrackStat

I have the version number in the structure in case I like to look at or
work with the plugin version compatible with SqueezeCenter 7.0. I
suspect I'll add another version for 7.4 since the plugin versions for
7.4 probably won't be compatible with 7.3 and earlier.

I checkout various SqueezeCenter svn trees under /usr/src, for example
/usr/src/squeezecenter73, /usr/src/squeezecenter74 and
/usr/src/squeezecenter74_sqlite. On a multi user Linux system you should
probably checkout the SqueezeCenter versions under /home/username/ but
in my case I'm the only user so keeping external stuff under /usr/src
makes it easier to take backups. I know I like to backup everything
under /home/ regulary but the stuff under /usr/src doesn't need a backup
since I can always retrieve it again using svn.


-- 
erland

Erland Isaksson
'My homepage' (http://erland.isaksson.info) (Install my plugins through
Extension Downloader)
(Developer of 'TrackStat, SQLPlayList, DynamicPlayList, Custom Browse,
Custom Scan,  Custom Skip, Multi Library, Title Switcher and Database
Query plugins'
(http://wiki.erland.isaksson.info/index.php/Category:SlimServer))
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