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Simple SVN: Just enough to get started.

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 5 comments
Red Hat Magazine; By Noah Gift 		Mail this story
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Unless you have been living in an underground bunker, you have probably heard of Version Control, and possibly even Subversion (SVN). If you want to get the latest source code to compile it yourself, contribute to an open source project, keep track of files and documents, or work on the same document tree with a team of people, then you will need to use SVN.

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Comments (5)

michux ·
Another decent Subversion HOWTO: http://polishlinux.org/apps/subversion-howto/ (basing on Apache2 and SSL)
azerthoth ·
ya know one thing that is really missing from the site? A way to mark favorites so you can go back for handy reference material.
Sander_Marechal ·
Some smart people actually thought of that, but they also figured that it would be a handy little feature for other websites as well, so they built it into your browser instead of into the site. It's called "Bookmarks" or "Favorites" IIRC :-)
azerthoth ·
That presupposes that you are near the computer that you bookmarked them on.

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