It is developed beneath the GPL. Which means it seemingly
free and including the source code - But just in case you do not know the GPL too
nicely: you can use TortoiseSVN in order to develop commercial applications or
just apply it in your company without almost any restrictions.
This's not an integration for the specific IDE like
Visual Facilities, Eclipse or others, you can use it with whatever development
tools you like.
- Most current CVS features.
- Renames, directories are versioned.
- Commits tend to be truly atomic.
- Branching and adding are cheap (constant time) functions.
- Efficient handling of binary records.