Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
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Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
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Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#2One thing Meld cannot easily do (unless it's changed very recently) is manually align blocks of text when autoalignment fails.
I recommend Diffuse for that, and also for three-way merging: http://diffuse.sourceforge.net/
I do join in recommending Meld for your everyday diff/merge, though. :)
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#3Can anyone post screenshots of Meld in Ubuntu 10.10?
edit: Just curious.
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#4Can anyone post screenshots of Meld in Ubuntu 10.10? edit: Just curious.
I didn't notice any difference on 10.10 and previous versions... Why do you need screenshots?..
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#5For Windows I found WinMerge to be quite useful:
http://winmerge.org/
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#6Ahh, meld. It's awesome! After searching for some good diff (visual) tools, i found that one and never had problems.
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#7Does it support non-ASCII/non-UTF8 encodings now?
meld's failure to do anything meaningful with files in other encodings (i.e., 95% of the sourcecode I have) made me go with diffuse even though meld looks slightly nicer.
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#8Meld is nice, but I also prefer diffuse. I found its Hg and SVN integration more convenient
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#9Can anyone post screenshots of Meld in Ubuntu 10.10? edit: Just curious.
Re: Meld - a great visual diff and merge tool for linux
#10How does it compare to ediff? This has been my diff tool of choice lately but I'm always interested in improvements.
note: I use Emacs for many other things so that specific point is not a pro or con for me.