Like tortoise svn but in gnome

Tampoco digamos tanto . Sin embargo algo que es un hecho es que los usuarios de tortoise svn que conozco cuando trabajan en linux se sienten bastante incómodos. Tortoise svn tiene una ventaja respecto a sus competidores, se maneja desde el explorador de windows.

En linux no he encontrado clientes con tal característica. Sin embargo nautilus ofrece de forma sencilla extensiones en los menús contextuales: nautilus-scripts. Ya hay gente que se ha preocupado de hacer lo necesario para hacer un menú parecido al de tortoise svn:

sudo apt-get install nautilus-script-collection-svn

nautilus-script-manager enable Subversion

No obstante en muchos aspectos deja bastante que desear, es interesante para hacer operaciones sencillas rápidamente (updates, commit, reverts, rename…). Sin embargo para operaciones mas complejas (diffs, logs…) recomiendo SVN Workbench.

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Not completely like tortoise svn. However is a fact that most of tortoise svn users when work in linux miss that tool. The main advantage of tortoise svn against their competence is that you can work in the windows explorer directly without open any form or window program.AFAIK linux does not have clients with those features. Nonetheless nautilus deliver a easy way to extend contextual menus: nautilus-scripts. There are some of that nautilus scripts to work with subversion:
sudo apt-get install nautilus-script-collection-svn

nautilus-script-manager enable Subversion

Nevertheless IMO this tool has a few of weakness, it is useful for simple operations like (update, commit, revert, rename…), for complex ones is better use another client: I recommend SVN Workbench.

Google Summer of Code 2008: I have been accepted!

I am excited.

The goal is provide a linq binding for sqlite in a maintainable/scalable way, a suit of tests and enough documentation for understand the work in the future.

Linq project includes O/R mapper capabilities in a similar way that Hibernate or NHibernate does (though are some substantial differences) so like any O/R mapper there are a internal and generic core for dealing with databases and specific logic for each database engine(usually known as binding, provider or controller): postgreesql, mysql, oracle, ms sqlserver. My GSoC objective is do implement that specific functionality for the Sqlite database engine to the Mono Project’s Linq implementation .

Those of you that don’t know what is linq have to know that is a project for the .NET platform that include O/R mapper capabilities and extends some syntactic features in C# and Visual Basic programming that bring near that languages to the functional and declarative programming (lambda expressions, query expressions, extensions methods, query protections into anonymous struts… and others cool features specially in static typed programming languages)

The start point DBLinq. They that want know what’s that, go to: http://code.google.com/p/dblinq2007/

Also congratulations to Christian López Espinola and Rafael Vargas also accepted in GSoC 2008 in ArgoUML project and Minix respectively. They are good friends and job partners, congratulations again!

Regards.

Hola WordPress

Llevaba un año sin escribir nada y tengo que hacer algo para motivarme, por eso necesito un wordpress en mi propia casa, en mi servidor, que pueda controlar y personalizar. A partir de ahora este es mi blog. http://geus.wordpress.com queda descatalogado, aunque no descarto periodicas exportaciones de los datos de este servidor.

WordPress en casa te permite personalizar con gran cantidad de plugins tu blog. Mucho mas que podrias hacerlo en www.wordpress.com, eso sí, luego existen otros inconvenientes.

El primer trasteo ha terminado con la destrucción de mi primer mensaje (parecido a este) y que el pobre penyaskito había comentado.

Saludos.