Hi.
I have decided to take the plunge and attempt a shot or two myself but I need to know if my setup will work first. Well, I'm downloading from the svn as I type so I guess I will know pretty soon anyway, but I wondered if anyone else is using the method that I intend to use and if so could you give me the benefit of your experience and help me to avoid the pitfalls.
I have a very old PC which I use for the internet and a faster, remote PC which I do all my work on. The fast PC has never been connected to the internet and probably never will be.
The old PC is slow, has little memory and just about runs WinXP. I have just installed A:M13 and SVN and nothing has crashed yet so I am hoping that I may be able to contribute something to this TWO project after all.
I would like to know if it is possible to download an assignment from the svn and transfer it to my other PC, complete the assignment, transfer it back to the old PC and commit it to the svn without introdusing errors. I can see that it is going to be problematic if A:M expects SVN to exist on my faster PC and file management could just become too much of a nightmare.
Has anyone else done this? Did you find a way to make it work? It is the only method open to me at the moment until I can get another, faster PC next year.
Also, just how large is the initial download from the svn repository? It's up to 220Mb at the moment and transfer rate is rather slow at about 100KB/s.
Any advice appreciated.
Thanks.