Getting Xcruciate code using Subversion

Subversion is an open source version control system that we use to maintain the Xcruciate codebase. A subversion package exists for most Linux distributions.

Once you have installed a subversion client on your linux system, you can download the latest server code into your working directory (ie where you are) as follows:

svn co svn://xcruciate.co.uk/xcruciate/trunk xcruciate #Creates an xcruciate directory

cd xcruciate

svn co svn://xcruciate.co.uk/xacerbate/trunk xacerbate #Creates xacerbate directory under xcruciate

svn co svn://xcruciate.co.uk/xiguous/trunk xiguous #Creates xacerbate directory under xcruciate

svn co svn://xcruciate.co.uk/xteriorize xteriorize #Creates an xteriorize directory under xcruciate

cd xteriorize

svn co svn://xcruciate.co.uk/xcathedra xcathedra #Creates an xcathedra directory under xteriorize

Please refer to the Xcruciate documentation for an explanation of how to compile and run the code. To download the latest version of xtravagate, type the following lines:

svn co svn://xcruciate.co.uk/xtravagate xtravagate #Creates an xtravagate directory

Once you have downloaded the software once using subversion, you can update it by cd'ing into the appropriate directory and typing

svn update

For further information about using Subversion, please consult the Subversion documentation.