- xxdiff - This one is probably the oldest gui util I tested, but it was the most capable for what I needed. It's an old xwindows app that requires two arguments when executing... something like this:
xxdiff
for basic use. From there, configuration is quite robust. It requires diff to be installed. - kdiff3 - This one has a steeper learning curve, but also includes the ability to merge differences. I didn't need most of this functionality.
- synctree - I didn't explore this too deeply. It is a command line util for syncing directory trees... I got that from the name, too.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
diff utils in Linux
I needed to diff directory structures in Linux to look for differences between source trees for an application. I used the diff util in Linux with some success, but decided to try some of the GUI tools available through the apt repos.
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