Subversion Installation and Operation with Linux® in MPLAB® X IDE
Subversion Client
The Subversion client contains the commands to interface with local and server repositories.
How to Check if Subversion is Installed on Ubuntu and Install it if Not
Usually, Linux® systems install by default a version control system, but this depends on the Linux distribution.
To check if Subversion is installed on your machine, there are some very simple steps to follow:
Using the Terminal
Check Installation
Type the following command:
svn —version
Install Subversion
Since we have determined that the Subversion program is not installed under Ubuntu using the terminal, then we could install it as follows:
sudo apt-get install subversion
After packages are downloaded from the internet, they will be installed on your system.
The install process should be finished when the command prompt line is free (blinking cursor near the $ sign).
Using a Visual Program - Synaptic Package Manager
Check Installation
Open the Synaptic Package Manager from the X Start Menu > System > Synaptic Package Manager.
You will be prompted to enter the password, please do so - remember, your user should have root permissions.
After the program opens, a Quick filer window should be docked into the top area.
Type the word "subversion", a list of packages should be listed below while typing.
Install Subversion
After we have determined that the subversion program is not installed into the system by following the steps mentioned above...
Click on the Apply button on the left of the Quick filter docked window.
A summary window should appear listing the changes needed for this package to be installed.
Click on Apply.
Wait for the downloads and installation to finish. The subversion package now should have a green bullet before.