> On 20.09.2006, at 17:53, Bernd Eidenschink wrote: > > If you have the client installed, simply try for a checkout: > > > > # svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/naviserver/trunk/ > > naviserver > > Simple? Simple??? [...] >There you go. What is simple here? My (pessimistic, but close to >reality) >experience tells me (and this keeps prooving itself) that NOTHING >(I mean really _NOTHING_) is simple.
Zoran, this became a self-fullfilling prophecy! I'm not the scapegoat here: I am not paid to play an evangelist of SVN and gave an example of the usage after you wrote: >Provided we all agree (count me in) >when/how you plan to do it? which gave me the impression you are somewhat ready for a test so I added examples of usage. I use SVN at work, I think it's better, but it does _absolutely not matter_ to me if it is used by everyone and every project (again: absolutely not! I don't care). I'm convinced it can be a real benefit if you can't stay with some CVS oddities, but I know as well: Never change a running system. You have very tough requirements for your revision control system and made that very clear. Don't switch. Bernd.
