Interesting. I do something with SVN (and haven't had a problem so far). I have my Visual Studio project directory located in my Dropbox so the current file sav

Interesting. I do something with SVN (and haven't had a problem so far). I have my Visual Studio project directory located in my Dropbox so the current file saves end up backed up. I also have a local SVN server binaries and configuration stored in my dropbox, aswell as the svnroot. It means whatever computer I go to, I instantly have a local SVN server running too. Naturally I don't have 2 computers running svnserv at the same time. It was the lower barrier to entry than SVK and the VS Git Extensions aren't quite there yet.