I must have gone through three or four different methods of installing an SVN shell, or plugin, or desktop application to interface with Eclipse. Most had strange configuration issues, and required intimate knowledge of SVN process's.

Thankfully I found this the other day, its a simple clean guide to installing subClipse into Eclipse, using the traditional 'Software Updates' menu method.

http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html

Just spotted that these are available for pre-order.

They are looking pretty cool, althought I'm not sure what 'practical' use you would get out of it.

http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2008/10/13/all-in-one-touchscreen-eee-pc-available-for-preorder/

But got a new one, so its all cool.

So I went on holiday, and in the mean time my ex box drops the ball, and makes my whole team redundant!

In these times of economic 'crises' (I say crises in quotes as it seems to be a media driven situation, rather than a real world scenario) it was a bit shocking, but luckily there are some industries that aren't as effected as others. And IT is one of them :-)

So now I'm working in Windsor! For a company called White Label Dating. (http://www.whitelabeldating.com/)

They are in the middle of a server migration, which leads me nicely on to my next subject, stress testing!