SVN client for Linux?

[Faerine]

I need to connect to a Subversion repository for my work. I use Netbeans, where I was not able to install proper SVN support (it doesn't find the SVN commanands, and anyway I need CVS to checkout Netbeans source etc., so maybe SVN in Netbeans is not the best idea).
Under windows at work I use a program called TortoiseSVN, which unfortunately is windows only. What it does is add SVN menus to windows explorer right click, so I don't think it would run with Wine and Nautilus or Konqueror. Do you guys know of any good SVN client program for Linux? I tried SmartSVN, but it is closed source and the version I need is paid, and I didn't switch to Linux to use such programs. However, I wouldn't want to be stuck using SVN from the command line either. :)

[bignate]

apt-cache search svn turns up at least one gui svn program...rapidsvn, no idea how good it is.

[DJ_Max]

Netbeans probably can't find SVN commands because you need to install SVN first.

[Faerine]

I installed the Netbeans SVN plugin, and according to the instructions no separate SVN installation was needed. I only need an SVN client, the server is somewhere else. Anyway, I prefer Netbeans to stay with CVS, since it cannot use both simultaneously, and I don't want to switch all the time.

I will try RapidSVN and see what happens. :)

[mgor]

sudo apt-get install subversion
...and you'll get the client. RapidSVN probably depends on subversion.

[amerigo5]

You can try SmartSVN: http://www.smartcvs.com/smartsvn/

[majikstreet]

You can try SmartSVN: http://www.smartcvs.com/smartsvn/
"I tried SmartSVN, but it is closed source and the version I need is paid, and I didn't switch to Linux to use such programs."

[floam]

What in the heck is wrong with the console svn client?

[jlist]

rapidsvn 9 has been out for a while. Who will be putting it in to the repository? When?