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My advice is to use Hivelogic's guide to setting up SVN on your machine. Then use the SVN book to learn how to use subversion.
As far as SVN on the Mac, between svnX and command line, command line has been the best for me. svnX is a horrible program and made me hate using subversion. Now that I am learning how to use svn from command line, I appreciate it a lot more and am no longer frustrated trying to use version control.
For SVN hosting, I recommend Beanstalk. They even offer a free version that allows you to have one repository free of charge. If you want more than that though you have to pay, but if you upgrade your plan, the base plan is only $15 a month for up to 10 repositories, which is fair. I've been using it with no problems. I love the program and it is obviously inspired by 37signals and Basecamp with great success, and it integrates with their apps.
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