What client tool do you recommend using with a subversion repository [closed]

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I come from a RoR background while using GitHub. I am now working on C#/ASP.NET in VS2010. I have a subversion repo set up at a client site waiting to be used. What client tool do you recommend using with subversion? Command Line (which I like), TortoiseSVN, etc.

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TortoiseSVN has served me well for years. If you want Visual Studio integration, use AnkhSVN

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TortoiseSVN is probably the most used.

If you want Visual Studio integration, you could try AnkhSVN (Open Source) or VisualSVN (commercial, not free).

Disclaimer: I'm not an Subversion expert (I use Mercurial), but I think these are the ones you hear most about.

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I use 2.

AnkhSVN for my Visual Studio projects.

TortoiseSVN for items I don't put into Visual Studio such as image files

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Tortoise SVN + VisualSVN (free for open source work). Tortoise SVN has come a long way. Its integrated as a shell extension into the file system, so you dont need VisualSVN if you dont need to access SVN from inside VS.

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AxoSoft currently has a great integration product for Visual Studio called RocketSVN, that is currently free (I believe it is a beta). I've been using it for a couple of months now. Nice thing is it only tracks the items in your solution explorer. (vs. Tortoise, which I love, which wants to check in everything, e.g. compiled files in your bin folder, test results, etc.)

I've tried AnkhSVN, this is much better IMHO.

http://www.axosoft.com/rocketsvn