Thoughts about Windows

Django Development Version on Windows

I work with the Django development version on my (linux) server. But I work with a Windows Operation System, which is very dump when it comes to SVN Checkouts. There are some solutions for the command line. Hey, honestly the windows command line is annoying, isn't it?

TortoiseSVN

TortoiseSVN is a very easy to use tool for windows, which enables you to download the current Django Development Version.

Installing TortoiseSVN

Go to the TortoiseSVN Download page and select the MSI-file, which fits your windows. Installing is very easy:

  1. Click "Next >" twice
  2. Deselect "Additionally Icon set", "..(GB)..", "..(US).." by clicking ...
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