At the moment I've checked all of my inkscape documents into my giant svn repository, and sometimes I do a side-by-side comparison with two different versions to see what changed.
That said, I guess what I really want is a "svg diff" type of tool, because while I can certainly do an xml-diff, that's not too useful.
But I'm not sure if the people wanting more advanced undo capabilities (say, across saves) and those using version control are one and the same. I personally believe that everyone should use version control for everything, but unfortunately a lot of the version control tools have a steep-enough learning curve to scare people away, and a lot of documents (such as everything from MS) don't play well with external version control.
...Eric
On Thu, 2006-08-03 at 21:18 +0100, Alan Horkan wrote:
Further to my previous message I noticed something relevant on the Roadmap for milestone 11/inkscape 0.45 http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Roadmap "WebDAV/FTP support via GNOME-VFS, Neon, or the like"
I am still interested to know what techiniques people might already be using.