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Dmitry Teplyakov picture Dmitry Teplyakov · Nov 12, 2011 · Viewed 77.7k times · Source

Can you advise me the best alternative of TortoiseSVN on Linux?

I'm using ArchLinux with openbox.

Very important for me to see changes for merged files when committing/updating to do small corrections if needed.

Answer

brbr picture brbr · Jun 18, 2012

RabbitVCS the TortoiseSVN for Linux

http://rabbitvcs.org/

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