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Looking for recommendations for a free SVN client for OSX, I really like Versions, but just wanted to know if there was a similar client that is as easy to use but also free.

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After experimenting with several SVN GUI clients for Mac OS X, I settled on SmartSVN.

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We use this at work. Although I don't think its the best client, its pretty good. – Nippysaurus Aug 7 '09 at 2:36
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Am I missing something? This doesn't look like a free product. – Nate Aug 7 '09 at 10:55
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The Foundation edition of SmartSVN is free-of-charge, even for commercial use. See syntevo.com/smartsvn/purchase.html – las3rjock Aug 7 '09 at 17:07
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There's always the command line!

macname:~ User$ svn help
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+1 Comes pre-installed. – Nippysaurus Aug 7 '09 at 2:34
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I you happen to use Eclipse, then the Subclipse plugin has given me everything I need in my daily work. And just like the great built-in CVS support, I really like the way Eclipse makes merging incoming changes into your local copy as easy as it could be.

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I personally prefer Subversive (its similarity to the Eclipse CVS plugin makes for less training and faster transition) but Subclipse is good too. If only Eclipse itself were more polished... – Quinn Taylor Aug 7 '09 at 23:07
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I installed svn (command line) on Tiger using these instructions I also installed svnX. However I prefer to use SVN via command line or via the eclipse plugin subclipse.

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"Versions" is the best program out there.

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