Hello, and a question..

[Adrian Wilkins]

> I end up deactivating completely TBzr (regsvr32 /u tbzrshellext_x86.dll) 
> because otherwise it kills my old computer by its slowness (with local 
> data, not remote one!).

I also just turned it off ; it's really rather slothy when you have a 
lot of large trees.

I've become quite happy using a combination of Windows Powershell and 
selected qbzr and bzr-gtk widgets. In fact, I'd ditch bzr-gtk completely 
if qbzr had a conflicts dialogue, as it is, I'm using a patched version 
of the bzr-gtk one because the mainline isn't perfect for Windows use 
(IMHO). Conflicts is the only thing I use from bzr-gtk though.