Subversion is a concurrent versioning and konfiguration control system. Not only will the drive (repository) remain "the same" on all PC's, but in 99% of all cases the program can handle them being different versions of the same file in question (at least if it's ASCII - like say bmx files).
Sure this is most useful if two or more people are collobrating on a single project, but even on solo projects it has it's destinct uses, if you're programming from different machines (like a desktop and a laptop for instance).
Sure this is most useful if two or more people are collobrating on a single project, but even on solo projects it has it's destinct uses, if you're programming from different machines (like a desktop and a laptop for instance).