Suggestion for a IDE that supports svn?

[TheShader]

Hello me and my friends at school want to start a small-scaled C++ project. I want to use a free repo site and a good IDE that supports svn(or any other commit software like git). I've come across eclipse and netbeans but I see that they both depend on Java, which is not so good at all since I want the IDE to be lightweight and simple. Code::blocks was a good IDE for me but I see that it doesn't have a plugin or something for SVN :( Please help :confused:

[Simian Man]

I'd try Eclipse before you knock it. It's by far the best Linux IDE in my opinion, and I never use it for Java.

[GenBattle]

+1 for eclipse

But if you really do need a lightweight project, why not just use raw C code and makefiles, and use gedit or vim or something as your editor.

If that's too lightweight though, your next best option for C++ is probably code::blocks.

[TheShader]

Well actually I might suggest Eclipse to my friends but I rather prefer simplicity, so I'm going with gedit and RabbitVCS, a svn add-on for nautilus and gedit ^^ thanks guys

[foxmuldr]

Hello me and my friends at school want to start a small-scaled C++ project. I want to use a free repo site and a good IDE that supports svn(or any other commit software like git). I've come across eclipse and netbeans but I see that they both depend on Java, which is not so good at all since I want the IDE to be lightweight and simple. Code::blocks was a good IDE for me but I see that it doesn't have a plugin or something for SVN :( Please help :confused:

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