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Several other subversion clients are available for your use, including some
that integrate with popular development environments. I'll list some of
the most popular here; there are almost certainly others as well. You're
on your own for installing, configuring, and using these, though.
- TortoiseSVN (http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/) integrates with
the Windows XP explorer. I believe this is already installed on the
College's Windows machines.
- Many of the recent Emacsen integrate with SVN, much as they did with
CVS. Try M-x svn-status.
- There is an Eclipse plugin, Subclipse, that provides SVN integration
within Eclipse. See http://subclipse.tigris.org/ for more details
and installation and use instructions.
- If your Subversion repository is available through an http: URL, as ours is, you can point any web browser at that URL to browse the
repository. This is, of course, read-only access.
Richard Cobbe
2007-01-16