I am looking for a recommended link to download a Tortoise equivalent for OpenSUSE with GNOME desktop.
A:
There isn't a direct port of Tortoise, but I imagine you're just looking for a SVN GUI Client. Here is a great extension for Nautilus to give it SVN capability.
Matt Fisher
2010-03-10 03:53:13
That looks like a dead project. Is it alive?
Craig McQueen
2010-03-10 04:25:07
If a new project scares you how about this client: http://www.syntevo.com/smartsvn/index.html
Matt Fisher
2010-03-10 04:57:59
+1
A:
I've tried a few in the past, and not found anything as good as TortoiseSVN. But that was a while ago--probably 3 years ago. More recently, I've just used the command-line.
But when I originally looked, I eventually settled on RapidSVN. Not as good as TortoiseSVN but not too bad. There's also PySVN Workbench, part of the PySVN project. These don't integrate nicely with the Gnome file manager, however, like TortoiseSVN does with Explorer.
A while ago, I also looked at NautilusSVN, which looked promising albeit immature. Now that has turned into RabitVCS, and it aims to support multiple VCS including Subversion.
Craig McQueen
2010-03-10 04:22:06
It looks like RapidSVN is what I'm settling on for now. Thanks for the comparisons.
dboarman
2010-03-11 12:46:39