The current development of git is not a lot, the old project is still using SVN, which prompted follow-up or use SVN.
First step to install the client
1, in the terminal directly input sudo apt-get install subversion, select the installation can
After installation you can check the check
2. View Version command Svnserve--version
Create a username and password to log in to the SVN server
3 Enter the user name and password to check out the file
s vn co http:// path (full path to directory or file) [local directory full path] &NBSP, -- Username User name --password password
s vn co svn:// path (full path to directory or file) [local directory full path] &NBSP, -- Username User name --password password
More Command Introduction
Available subcommands:
Add
Blame (praise, annotate, Ann)
Cat
Changelist (CL)
Checkout (CO)
Cleanup
Commit (CI)
Copy (CP)
Delete (Del, remove, RM)
diff (di)
Export
Help (?, h)
Import
Info
List (LS)
Lock
Log
Merge
Mergeinfo
Mkdir
Move (MV, rename, ren)
Patch
Propdel (Pdel, PD)
Propedit (Pedit, PE)
Propget (Pget, PG)
Proplist (plist, PL)
Propset (PSet, PS)
Relocate
Resolve
Resolved
Revert
Status (Stat, ST)
Switch (SW)
Unlock
Update (UP)
Upgrade
The basic rules of use for these commands are
SVN <subcommand> [Options] [args]
More usage can go to SVN--help view or login http://subversion.apache.org/
Ubuntu under SVN client use