in reply to Re: TortoiseSVN replacement using gtk2-perl on Gnome
in thread TortoiseSVN replacement using gtk2-perl on Gnome

It may be an easier way to get the basic functionality (and I don't mean to discount your answer as a learning exercise), but I don't like having a huge array of different clients for different filesystems or repositories. I actually like useful integrations into existing browsers. Since browsers like Nautilus and Windows Explorer are built for expansion, I gather that other users must like that too.

Your suggestion of creating a limited browser as a stopgap on the path to ultimate integration is a good one.

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Re^3: TortoiseSVN replacement using gtk2-perl on Gnome
by ghenry (Vicar) on Apr 15, 2005 at 08:11 UTC

    I agree with both of you, in that I need to start at the client, and then add features to it as I progress.

    Thanks for the advice and I'll let you know how I get on.

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