Versions looks pretty nice. Has anyone here tried ZigVersion? It's the other (and released) commercial SVN tool that was designed for the Mac.
I've used it a bit, but actually reverted to using the command line tools, because ZigVersion came out after I got comfortable with them, and I just stuck with what I know. But if Versions was markedly better than ZigVersion, I'd give it a whirl.
As for the Git vs. Subversion vs. (your favorite VCS), I think it mostly comes down to what you know. If you're happy with Subversion, you will probably be well served by sticking with it. If you've joined a new project where Git (or Hg, or whatever) is used, you may find it hard to use for a bit, but once you get comfortable with the tool, you'll be happy with it, too. For developers, the real key is to use version control, and get good with your chosen tool, not to spend a lot of time trying to find the One True Tool.
by Alderete — Jun 01
I've used it a bit, but actually reverted to using the command line tools, because ZigVersion came out after I got comfortable with them, and I just stuck with what I know. But if Versions was markedly better than ZigVersion, I'd give it a whirl.
As for the Git vs. Subversion vs. (your favorite VCS), I think it mostly comes down to what you know. If you're happy with Subversion, you will probably be well served by sticking with it. If you've joined a new project where Git (or Hg, or whatever) is used, you may find it hard to use for a bit, but once you get comfortable with the tool, you'll be happy with it, too. For developers, the real key is to use version control, and get good with your chosen tool, not to spend a lot of time trying to find the One True Tool.