DC++ at the local Bazaar

The latest news about the developing of DC++ are about the change of the repository from Subversion to Bazaar. How does this affect the normal DC++ user ? The answer is, with nothing at all. It just affects the more advanced users that can compile their own binaries from the latest source code, or the people that want to contribute with patches or something. Bazaar is a new version control system similar to CVS and Subversion that presumably has more advantages than the other two. You can still use the old svn repository from sourceforge, because the new bazaar one and this one will be auto synchronized ( with some few days delay, the most ), the sole difference is that the commits are now made first to the bazaar and then they appear into the svn repository. To have access to the bazaar, you need the bazaar client, available from here. Also , to install bzr you need Python 2.4 the least. Once you have it installed and in your path, you can simply checkout the repository by : bzr branch http://bazaar.laun ...