greate vid.. tip: you could just type “G” to go to Bot of file in vim
dewhite765
I was also wondering how to connect to a PC client from a linux svn server. I tried to follow your example for a Mac, but I don’t quite have the correct things defined. Maybe the problem is on the PC side.
Milutincs
Nice video. Can you do tutorial how to effectively use subversion in terminal or with visual tool?
lainQQvile
nice .. helpful video
ronny0134
Is it possible to access this from another PC?
I’ve setup this right now, everything worked fine. But i need this as a solution for develop at my laptop (Windows) and run at my private server on the other room (Ubunta).
I’ve ToirtoiseSVN installed at my laptop.
JROCK20041
I have to setup this up for the company I work for. I am glad that you like some most of my videos
zerobeholder
I have recently been introduced to version control, which is what this is.
Look into ‘git’ by Linus Torvalds. All the kids are doing it.
Love nearly all your videos. I agree with the utility of this tactic, just quibble on the specific tool to execute.
greate vid.. tip: you could just type “G” to go to Bot of file in vim
I was also wondering how to connect to a PC client from a linux svn server. I tried to follow your example for a Mac, but I don’t quite have the correct things defined. Maybe the problem is on the PC side.
Nice video. Can you do tutorial how to effectively use subversion in terminal or with visual tool?
nice .. helpful video
Is it possible to access this from another PC?
I’ve setup this right now, everything worked fine. But i need this as a solution for develop at my laptop (Windows) and run at my private server on the other room (Ubunta).
I’ve ToirtoiseSVN installed at my laptop.
I have to setup this up for the company I work for. I am glad that you like some most of my videos
I have recently been introduced to version control, which is what this is.
Look into ‘git’ by Linus Torvalds. All the kids are doing it.
Love nearly all your videos. I agree with the utility of this tactic, just quibble on the specific tool to execute.