meld is a nice gui for diff

Discussion in 'all things UNIX' started by Ocky, Jul 26, 2011.

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  1. Ocky

    Ocky Registered Member

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    Bit late I suppose, but I just discovered this when clicking on Diff in gnome commander and being prompted that meld is missing (or similar). So I installed it in SL6 and added a context menu entry. Here a small low quality gif. Screenshot shows merging.

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    A similar tool under KDE is kompare.
     
  3. Ocky

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    Thank you. There is also KDiff3 which do you prefer ? They both look really comprehensive.

    (Sind das alles Bundesgenossen - die Entwickler ?) :D
     
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    Thanks Pedro. I have looked at all of them now and for Kubuntu have decided on kompare. It seems less convoluted i.e. easier to use than the other Kubuntu options. For gnome I am sticking to meld.
     
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    How the heck are you making those animated shots, Ocky? That is so cool. I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me for a second. I need to learn how to do that. You produced one the other day in another thread, as well.

    Later...
     
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    Once youv'e done one it's easy peasy. :D all done with gimp and/or with gimp and byzanz (the gif animation tool in the repos.) Check it out. :thumb:
     
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    That is pretty wild, I gotta check out this gimp.
     
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