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Good resource and guide - http://forum.assembla.com/

Don’t know if this will work for you but

I installed VisualSVN server on an old windows computer of mine (http://www.visualsvn.com/server/)

I then installed TortoiseSVN on my laptop.

No command line was involved 😊

I’m a full fanatic of Command Line SVN.
I’ve worked with the Mac Clients quite a bit, and they’re really not too helpful. As soon as there are any conflicts they just break down.

I believe leopard comes with SVN already (and rsync too 😊 ), so to get started, just fire up a terminal, cd into your directory and start using svn.

cd Sites/mysite/
svn co <a href="http://code.myrepo.com/project/">http://code.myrepo.com/project/</a> .
.... do stuff here
svn up
svn add some/files/
svn ci -m 'Added some great files'
svn up

There’s a battle going on right now between Cornerstone and Versions for the new SVN client.  I’ve been using Versions but I’ve also heard good things about Cornerstone too.  They make things a lot easier and a lot faster.  Sometimes though, like Elliot, I prefer just jumping to the command line to take care of things (like tagging).