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I am trying to install an svn client on a friend's work windows laptop without much success. It seems that everyone is using TortoiseSVN nowadays, which unfortunately doesn't install without administrator access. Is there any way around it or another client I can try? I don't need anything fancy - just basic http/https, but a GUI is very much preferred over a command line client. Thanks! I just verified that both SmartSVN and RapidSVN mentioned previously require administrator access to insatll on Windows, just like TortoiseSVN. :(
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