Github repositories supposedly can be accessed via SVN as well. Does that not work for you? It really wouldn't hurt to just start getting familiar with GIT though. First just grab
the latest msysgit release along with a client like
SmartGit (free for non-commercial use), and you should rarely if ever need to touch the command line.
The only repository which is up-to-date is mine on
GitHub which updated last week for the recent releases. Only our dev has push access to repo.or.cz, so it's gotten way out of date at this point. Here is a quick rundown of active branches and some commits of interest, if you were going to work on things:
Master (xy-VSFilter Stable)
vsfilter_rc (xy-VSFilter Development) Currently identical to Master, since I just released 3.1.0.306.
xy_sub_filter_rc3 (XySubFilter Development) +
Temporary commit revert for xy_sub_filter_rc3 Bugfix required
xy_sub_filter_rc2 (XySubFilter Unstable New Features) Requires bug fixes for partial-rasterization and partial-scanline.
blur_be_fixes (Blur/BE Implementation fixes) Not correct yet, introduces some rendering bugs
be_scaling_2 (Experimental alternative /be scaling method) Visually more accurate most of the time, but has some issues with not always having a linear appearances with small jumps in scale factor
Experimental 8bit Blur/BE/Clip Unfortunately results in a rather extreme change in appearance for \be at high strength because it eliminates the 6bit rounding error of VSFilter 2.39