David Kastrup wrote:

At some point of time you might find it worth doing your checkouts with "git svn" and then working with git. One of the advantages is that you can perfectly well work offline (including working with all of the project history), and do that very efficiently. Another is that maintaining local branches (and moving them to another computer) is also quite painless.

I have been told by a few people already that I could set up a git in front of the subversion repository to act as a local frontend, but I never seem to manage to find the time to learn how to use git, not even for such 'trivial' use. Best wishes, Taco

Nicola wrote:

In article <4A5C538F.3020209@elvenkind.com>, Taco Hoekwater wrote:

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never seem to manage to find the time to learn how to use git, not even for such 'trivial' use.

Have you considered any possibly simpler but no less powerful alternatives (Bazaar, Mercurial, ...)?

Practically speaking, just the simple fact that there is a choice stops me from trying any of them. Anyway, even though something weird is still wrong with my arabic samples, TRUNK is more or less usable again. Best wishes, Taco