Update: Rabbit VCS is the answer!
I discovered Nautilus scripts just today. I was a little exasperated, because I haven't yet found a good enough TortoiseSVN for Ubuntu.
I set off to learn about Zenity, and in the end came up with two alright scripts for svn commit, and svn update.
Unfortunately after fighting awk for too long, I found nautilus-script-collection-svn (apt-get install is your friend).
Now I'm stuck: I like my svn commit script, as it's much closer to TortoiseSVN (Enter message, select files to commit), and all I can do is whinge - I can't provide a more useful thing to the world.
Sigh.
I set off to learn about Zenity, and in the end came up with two alright scripts for svn commit, and svn update.
Unfortunately after fighting awk for too long, I found nautilus-script-collection-svn (apt-get install is your friend).
Now I'm stuck: I like my svn commit script, as it's much closer to TortoiseSVN (Enter message, select files to commit), and all I can do is whinge - I can't provide a more useful thing to the world.
Sigh.
2 comments:
try NautilusSvn
http://jasonfield.com/freebies/
KDESVN is can be configured to work like TortoiseSVN.
Check this
http://www.clickoffline.com/2008/12/ubuntu-alternatives-for-tortoise-svn-in-linux/
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