SVN client for Ubuntu with Context menu

Question

I've been wondering if there's an SVN client for Ubuntu (10.04 lucid lynx) in Gnome (not kdesvn since it's for kde) with context menu, so if you right-click on an SVN repository you have the options to branch and what-not (just like tortoise SVN on windows)..

thank you.

Solution 1

I'd recommend RabbitVCS - it works pretty much the same way as Tortoise SVN by adding status icons to files/folders as well as SVN actions to the right-click context menu in Nautilus.

To install RabbitSVN on Ubuntu, you will need to launch the terminal and type:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rabbitvcs

Then:

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install rabbitvcs-nautilus

You may need to log out/in so that nautilus is restarted and RabbitVCS shows.

Solution 2

I've been using kdesvn...It is pretty and easy to use.

Comments

[NielsBjerg]

You can restart nautilus in terminal by typing sudo killall nautilus. Gnome restarts nautilus afterwards. Thanks for the heads up on the client!