On Linux, what tools for Subversion have a tree structure (e.g. in Cervisia) for viewing branch history?

Question

My company is moving from CVS to SVN. With CVS, I created branches for each product release (now svn copy) and applied limited branch fixes for critical issues. We used Cervisia to view the branch history tree. Is there a GUI tool on Linux that will show a similar tree for SVN?

Answer 1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Subversion_clients has a large list of all available Subversion clients.

kdesvn RapidSVN - , . Eclipse, Eclipse Subversion, .

Answer 2

kdesvn , screenshots.

Answer 3

tkcvs also does a tree search, but it is very slow in SVN mode (5 minutes per file)