You ask and I deliver. Mark asked for a screenshot in a comment to my original post on Darcheology. So, here it is:

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I have used darcs for about 2 years now and have been generally very pleased. One thing that has been missing is a good GUI tool for visualizing changes and managing your repository. Today John Clayton announced the availability of his Darcs repository explorer, Darcheology, as open source.

John has been working on Darcheology for a […]

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On several occasions recently I have needed to mirror a remote Subversion repository on my laptop for development. The circumstances were a little different in each case, but the basic need was the same. In the most recent instance I wanted to track the Typo Subversion repository while at the same time managing my own […]

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Capistrano is a great tool for deploying Rails applications. However, by default Capistrano requires that the servers being deployed to have access to the version control repository to check out the code. While this may not seem like a big deal at first, there are situations where it is just not feasible.

I have run into […]

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