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RabbitVCS is a set of graphical tools written to provide simple and straightforward access to the version control systems you use. We provide multiple clients and extensions designed to give you a uniform experience no matter what development tools you use.

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    Released v0.15.0.5

    hi all, thanks go to rkrug, basil2, and macavity for helping me figure out what why we were seeing seg faults in nautilus.  The problem seems to affect people with python-gtkspell installed.  That is a static module that uses static gtk as a dependency, and when it tried to import gtk it would create a [...]

    RabbitVCS v0.15.0.4 released, Ubuntu tarball installation info

    hi all, so I’ve made yet another packaging related release with v0.15.0.4 which fixes some minor issues.  I also found out that if you are installing from the tarball on Ubuntu, then you need to add an argument to the setup.py call, otherwise it will ignore the system prefix and use /usr/local no matter what, [...]

    A word on that pesky segmentation fault issue…

    hi all, I just wanted to explain why so many of you are getting segmentation faults when you try to run the nautilus 3 client. The pygtk world used to be quite simple and nice, with good documentation and well known best practices.  These were “static” gtk bindings that someone had to set up by [...]

    Release announcement for RabbitVCS v0.15!

    Good news!  RabbitVCS v0.15 is out! This release is mainly focused on adding Nautilus 3.0 support with the new nautilus-3.0 client extension.  However, there are quite a few bug fixes and changes in there as well, including migrating from Glade to GtkBuilder for dialogs. Download RabbitVCS v0.15 at: http://wiki.rabbitvcs.org/wiki/download Homepage: http://www.rabbitvcs.org Note: We should have [...]

    Long overdue update on GNOME 3 compatibility

    Hi all, sorry for leaving everyone hanging for so long.  I’m still alive, but I haven’t been working on RabbitVCS much over the past several months and because of that, there hasn’t been much to say.  The good news is that I’ve just released nautilus-python 1.1, which adds pygobject 3 compatibility (needed for GNOME 3.2), [...]

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