What's a good version control for a Mac environment? [closed]

Question

I'm a Windows developer looking to do some Cocoa dev on a Mac. I'm familiar with Subversion, TFS, Sourcegear Vault, CVS and VSS in a Windows environment. What version control should I look at using in my new, unfamiliar Mac environment?

I will be doing 95% of the development, with the other 5% coming from one or two other people. However, it is probably safe to assume I will be the only one making commits.

Is there a good Subversion client for Macs? I have a repository already setup that I could use, but I also wouldn't mind using something else. What do you recommend?

Answer 1

Personally, I would probably just use subversion from the command line. If you are looking for a nice GUI I have heard good things about:

http://versionsapp.com/

Answer 2

Seeing as you're already in an unfamiliar environment,
why not go the whole hog and start using git?
Prebuilt binaries abound and for me, switching to git
this year brought me an increase in productivity.

You can also try gitx which, amonst other things,
generates nice, colourful, London metro style graphs of
of your commits and merges.