On 2004-11-29 05:08:19 -0800, Marc Wilson wrote:
> Arch is especially nice because you don't need a server process
> anywhere, like Subversion does, but it supports changesets, like
> Subversion does.
Subversion doesn't need a server process (unless you want a server):
The svn client can access files locally ("file:" scheme). You can also
use Subversion remotely with the "svn+ssh:" scheme; in this case, the
svn client will ask sshd to start a server process, but it lives only
during the transaction.
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