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What users say about SuperversionSuperversion is a great tool because it provides me a very easy and simple view on all of my sources (not just one dir, but all of them), and it does not pollute my working directory with extra subdirectories. I find the graphic representation very useful for quickly browsing through my changes. The fact that it is platform independent is also a big plus because I develop under both Linux and Windows.
-Jorgen Bodde, January 2005
I prefer Superversion for one-man projects because of its simplicity and ease-of-use. I was up and running in 30 seconds. In addition, I like the fact that it only saves 'diffs', so that no space is wasted.
-Bjørn Børresen, November 2004
I was looking for an easy to use, function complete versioning system. When I discovered Superversion I stopped looking.
-John Bijnens, September 2004
In summary, if you are working on a one-person project, and time is of essence, then Superversion could be just that handy version control tool that you are looking for.
-jax magazine, July 2004
Superversion is a very handy, yet efficient tool for people who work on one-person projects and don't want to invest their time in setting up CVS or Subversion just for themselves.
-Jean-Marc König, June 2004
Just wanted to say thanks to Stefan for putting Superversion out for all the world to see. I've been looking for an easy-to-use version control system for what seems like forever, and after trying half a dozen different systems I'd have to say Superversion is far and away the easiest to get up and running. I only came across the project this weekend but in that time I'm already convinced.
-Chris Coughlin, June 2004
Usage statisticsDecember 2004: 133 WebStart downloads, 444 program starts. 167 manual downloads
November 2004: 98 WebStart downloads, 390 program starts. 130 manual downloads
October 2004: 203 WebStart downloads, 888 program starts. 444 manual downloads
September 2004: 306 WebStart downloads, 943 program starts. 335 manual downloads
August 2004: 94 WebStart downloads, 349 program starts
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