Svn

To access the sources of Health Organizer you need to use subversion.
With access we mean download and upload files.
With sources we mean the real sources of the program, but also the installation program, the web site and the external data to import/test.

In Linux you can install subversion via the packages with commands like: apt-get install svn or yum install svn or similar.
In Windows you can install TortoiseSVN that integrates the svn (subversion) commands inside the context menu of Explorer.

The first operation you have to do is to checkout the sources you need to access.
Checkout in Windows.
Checkout in Linux.

When you have checked out the sources, you can locally work on them. Locally: all the changes remain inside your computer.
To send the changes to the subversion server you have to commit the changes.
Commit in Windows.
Commit in Linux.

If you want to delete or rename the files or if you want to add new files, you have to use specific subversion commands to do it.
Delete, rename and add files in Windows.
Delete, rename and add files in Linux.