There are a few approaches to downloading from SVN:
This page explains the first two options (manual checkout from SVN). If you're looking for a simpler way to download, try a prepackaged snapshot. They can be found in the 'Downloads' section.
By doing a manual checkout, you can checkout the complete repository, a specific revision or just the pages that have changed since your previous checkout. This kind of managed checkout is a great way to retrieve updates for a test site from our SVN Repository.
You'll need to install an SVN client and configure it. Basic configuration consists of adding the URL of the Jinzora Repository. You'll find the URL's below. Please refer to the manual of your SVN Client of choice for instructions on how to add the URL.
You'll need a command line (or 'shell') client. Different Linux distro's have different packages available. They also use different package managers to install new packages. Installing the client is beyond the scope of this document.
To give you an idea what we're talking about, here are a few very short commands to install the Subversion Client on CentOS or Redhat (using package manager 'Yum'), Ubuntu (using package manager 'apt') and Gentoo (using package manager 'emerge').
CentOS and Redhat:
# yum -y install subversion
Ubuntu:
# apt-get install subversion
Gentoo:
# emerge subversion
Once you've installed the Subversion Client, you can download the latest complete revision. The checkout command is usually the same, regardless of which client you use.
# svn checkout [replace this with url of repository]