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I have GIT on my windows box and it's maybe slower then on any linux distro, but it's still dozens of times faster then SVN. Another reason to switch is branching. someone could make let's say a custom inventory system. with SVN you would need to use patch files, and if you use multiple edits the patch may fail. with git you can merge one branch into another and if there are any conflicts it can be easily solved using something like Beyond Compare. Regards, Xeross

@Mellowz: > The basic commands of SVN and GIT are all that I need to develop and application online. > > I use commit, log view, and sometimes patches, and that's it. > > You don't need all those other features to develop Eclipse. > > Why change to GIT when SVN works just fine for the type of development Eclipse requires. > > Sort of like, "If it isn't broken, why fix it?" Well the problem with SVN is that it's all remote so for a log, revert, or any operation it needs to query the remove server, with GIT all is stored on the local PC saving bandwidth and it's a lot faster. It also has built in branching etc. where you use folders with subversion. Regards, Xeross

I am talking about releases as in well kind of tags/branches or just zips of a certain release. And if you claim GIT and SVN are about identical all I can say is you're completely wrong. Regards, Xeross

His guitar skills are okay I guess, atleast better then mine :D Regards, Xeross

You ment you've used SVN and GIT ? and SVN came out on top, hmm, seems like you chose SVN because it's a lot easier. well hope it gets public soon, and I'll create a GIT repo from the SVN. There will still be a use for releases: for people that don't know how to use SVN, for stable releases instead of potentially unstable trunk. Regards, Xeross

Sorry for the off-topic but lol. Back on topic. You'll need to extract eclipse first with winzip or something and then check our tutorials board for some tutorials on how to use it. Regards, Xeross

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I think it's called blackchancery. Regards, Xeross

I accidentally the whole thread. Regards, Xeross

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@Matilda: > I really really don't like GIT. Why Regards, Xeross

htaccess file done, now I can switch filetype whenever I want ^^ Regards, Xeross

Bump, avatars page has some styling now. Regards, Xeross

Wanted to create a new avatar, so here's the result, only thing is that they don't match that well I guess.  All my avatars at different sizes (TheElitist 256x256 is blurry cus I made it at 128px) http://avy.theelitist.net/ Regards, Xeross

@мсичġġєт: > Lololololol > I knoes I have a trojan. ;D > Must resist… > I heard you liek trojankipz? I heared you liek kipkipz ? Regards, Xeross

We could use GIT and host it on something like github, that way people can create their own branches and stuff. and even if we only have a few people working on it that would eliminate race conditions, but still decentralized would be a lot better. Regards, Xeross

Hey Folks, There's been recent suggestions that we should start using subversion to aid the people that modify the source so that they can easily update to the new code. However subversion isn't that great really, it has something that's called race-conditions, meaning if 2 people commit at the same time it will mess up the entire source. and there's no way to revert something except by manually reversing and then commiting. Additionally, you can't really branch well with it, and merging stuff is extremely hard. So what I'm suggesting is instead of subversion we use git. First of all it's decentralized, meaning everyone has the entire repository on their pc when they check the repository out, this makes it easy to create own branches and mess with it, plus it's a lot faster because it doesn't have to poll a remote server for changelogs, revisions etc. The only problem is that it's a bit harder to learn how to use it compared to SVN, however there's TortoiseGIT which is basically TortoiseSVN for git, and some git GUIs are available. For more reading check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_%28software%29 Tell me what you think. Regards, Xeross

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RFwjdq92_Q&feature=channel Alrite http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np_GSZBbEtQ&feature=channel Double-u Tee Ef Regards, Xeross

@.:Ev1ltyphoon:.: > Fixed It's basically a form that redirects to google so well it's google. Regards, Xeross

The old ground tiles look better then the new ones IMO. Regards, Xeross

Hmm, the dithering isn't the best but it looks pretty cool, you would need to increase it's size a lot though if you ain't using it for a world map thingie. Regards, Xeross

@.:Ev1ltyphoon:.: > Yo Matilda, I know it's your search site and imma let you use it, but google has one of the best search sites of all time! >  Yo Ev1iltyphoon I know it's… (Fuck this). You fail it is google. Regards, Xeross

@Darien: > I found something awesome: EPIC… FUCKING.... WIN.... Regards, Xeross