How is the svn support of eclipse so poor?

How is the svn support of eclipse so poor-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information? The following is a detailed description. Before graduation, I used the windows platform. At that time, besides writing delphi, it was nice to use eclipse to write java. I have been working in c ++ for a long time. The main platform is linux. I have been away from eclipse for more than two years. In the past two years, many things can be changed. delphi has already been a real person, which is a big bang.

I recently had the opportunity to regain the chance of reading java before I found that eclipse on the linux platform has such a poor support for svn. Some people may say that subclipse is not very useful. Just install a plug-in. That's what I thought at the beginning.

On the home page of subclipse, the latest version is 1.4.x. This version of subclipse cancels the SVNKit interface, leaving only JavaHL. The latter is usually an invalid option on the linux platform by default. To make it take effect, you need to manually install the JavaHL Library (see the official FAQ of subclipse ).

However, it is not easy to obtain this database. The debian series can directly add third-party sources. The RPM series can catch up with the RPM packages found, and the estimation of other releases will have to be compiled by themselves. Fortunately, the FAQ page is followed by a series of compilation and installation steps, which looks really troublesome.

I accidentally found subversive, which is known as the official svn support plug-in of eclipse. A try is painful. The update url provided by the website can be installed but cannot be used. Take a closer look at other plug-ins:

Important: In order to start work with the Subversive you shoshould install SVN Connectors distributed from external location. Such scheme of distribution caused by licensing requirements.

This "Other plug-ins" page may be subversive before entering the old house before eclipse. Its svn ctor Ctor is marked as "optional" and dizzy. I tried to install the svn ctor of optional, prompting that there are still some dependent plug-ins missing ......

Here is a quick work und: Install subclipse 1.2.x. That is, change the update url provided on the official subclipse website to http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x, and select the SVN Interface from Window-> Preferences-> Team-> SVN to SVNKit.

Appendix 1: I tried netbeans 6.1. It feels good. I personally feel that eclipse can be replaced.

Appendix 2. Try jdee on emacs later.