Since all my code is stored in Subversion, which is currently installed on Windows Home Server, I had to check how to install a Subversion server on Amahi server and how to migrate all my repositories there. The installation is pretty straight forward, everything is done form command line. 1. Install subversion: yum install subversion 2. For some reason SQLite was outdated for me, so verify that you have the latest version: yum update sqlite 3. Create a root folder for all your repositories. It can be any name and any location. I choose to...

Well, I'm using TortoiseSVN at work, in conjunction with AnkhSVN - plugin for Visual Studio 2003. Don't ask me why, I do NOT like SVN in first place but this is what old projects use in the company I work in. And lately I had to do some changes in old project, so installed TortoiseSVN 1.4.x and AnkhSVN 1.0.2. This worked just fine for a couple of months but today I have decided to upgrade Tortoise to latest version. Yes, blame me, I forgot that this is an Open Source project and they do NOT think about backward compatibility....