You can just use the command line SVN to get and do anything you want,
like CVS.
A quick synopsis of SVN:
checkout:
:~/ $> svn co http://path_to_project/trunk local_dir
update
:~/project $> svn up
commit
:~/project $> svn commit file_to_commit
etc.
most of the commands are *very* similar or the same (for the command
name, flags differ) to CVS.
Here is a free book on Subversion:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
Andrew
On 4/27/06, Miles Beck <mil...@gm...> wrote:
> Maybe svn will be a little friendlier than cvs. Is there anything I
> need to set up other than have svn installed to get the latest files?
>
> What command would I use to grab the files from the repository?
>
> I'm impatient and want to check out the new changes, :)
>
> -Miles
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