Nautilus-SVN

[Chris Campbell <cc...@mcomi.com>]

Hi,

Just started using TortoiseSVN a couple of days ago and it's great!

However, I do most of my development under Linux.  Does anyone know if
there is work underway for a similar shell extension for Nautilus?

Thanks,
--Chris


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Re: Nautilus-SVN

["Sergey A. Lipnevich" <se...@optimaltec.com>]

Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> Chris Campbell <cc...@mcomi.com> writes:
>>However, I do most of my development under Linux.  Does anyone know if
>>there is work underway for a similar shell extension for Nautilus?
> 
> Never heard of such a thing... but then again, Nautilus does DAV
> browsing just fine.  If you turn on SVNAutoversioning, it works with
> Nautilus.  (See the DAV appendix in the book.)

There's a catch. The nautilus I have doesn't support https namespace for 
DAV. I tried asking in their list but didn't receive any specific replies.

Sergey.


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Re: Nautilus-SVN

[Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>]

Chris Campbell <cc...@mcomi.com> writes:

> Hi,
> 
> Just started using TortoiseSVN a couple of days ago and it's great!
> 
> However, I do most of my development under Linux.  Does anyone know if
> there is work underway for a similar shell extension for Nautilus?

Never heard of such a thing... but then again, Nautilus does DAV
browsing just fine.  If you turn on SVNAutoversioning, it works with
Nautilus.  (See the DAV appendix in the book.)

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