what is the Difference between tortoise svn and CollabNetSubversion…..
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One is a graphical client (or rather, a shell extension for Windows) and the other is a command-line client1. Usage differs greatly as do convenience features, however, the basic feature set to work with Subversion repositories is exactly the same as they both use the same library.
As for the Subversion server, that’s actually a different piece of software, although it is sometimes distributed alongside with the command-line client.
1 Side note: I have long since stopped using the CollabNet-branded version because it’s behind a registration wall. I found Slik SVN as a good alternative. It’s exactly the same command-line client you get from CollabNet, sans the hassle in downloading it.