You're going to need to install subversion and pull them from the SVN repository.You can find more details here:-steve
I downloaded the client (1.3.1) but 5.7.2 is where I'm stuck. I'm well out of my comfort zone in the terminal window.5.7.2 Setting LC_CTYPE
You must set the LC_CTYPE variable to use UTF-8. If you do not, svn will give you an svn: Can't recode string error when it stumbles upon non-ASCII filenames (some of the bundle items use these).
If you are using bash you should put this in your ~/.bash_profile (or a similar file which gets sourced when you open a terminal):
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8Users of zsh should put it in ~/.zshrc and tcsh users should instead put this line in their ~/.tcshrc:
setenv LC_CTYPE en_US.UTF-8Remember that after adding this, you need to start a new shell for the updated profile to take effect.
Also be aware that the LC_ALL environment variable takes precedence over LC_CTYPE, so if you have set this elsewhere you should either unset it or change that to use UTF-8.
Josh