Nautilus or Konqueror support for SVN?

[Carter Sanders <ca...@instant802.com>]

I am evaluating clients for SVN, and I am very impressed with Tortoise
SVN for windows clients. 
 
I installed and tested RapidSVN as well, but it seems to have the same
limitation WinCVS did in that you can't operate on files directly (edit
or move or whatever).
 
Is there now support or are there plans in the future for SVN to have
Nautilus or Konqueror support? I also saw some mention of WebDAV support
in nautilus. Would that make it possible to perform SVN operations from
Nautilus currently? I assume that if that is the case, one downside of
using svnserve is not having that functionality.
 
Thanks-
    Carter

Re: Nautilus or Konqueror support for SVN?

[Jason Voegele <ja...@jvoegele.com>]

Carter Sanders said:
> I am evaluating clients for SVN, and I am very impressed with Tortoise
> SVN for windows clients.
[...]
> Is there now support or are there plans in the future for SVN to have
> Nautilus or Konqueror support? I also saw some mention of WebDAV support
> in nautilus. Would that make it possible to perform SVN operations from
> Nautilus currently?

I don't know about Nautilus, but Konqueror already has WebDAV support. 
This is not, however, enough to act as a Subversion client.

There is a CVS front end for KDE called Cervisia which can act as a plugin
to Konqueror.  In the future, Cervisia will have support for Subversion. 
I think CVS version of Cervisia already does.  Perhaps this is what you
want?

-- 
Jason Voegele
"There is an essential core at the center of each man and woman that
remains unaltered no matter how life's externals may be transformed
or recombined. But it's smaller than we think."
    -- Gene Wolfe, The Book of the Long Sun



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