I think it is simply because I am used to it and all my projects are on svn.
All commands I nead are svn up and svn commit - that's it, I do not need a local repository.
But - You can work (nearly) like this in svn too, you just have to create a private branch. You then can work with this branch as you like and if you are happy you do a svn switch to the trunk and commit / merge your changes.
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