> If all you need is diffing source code, I’d really consider buying That's a giant leap. If you just need one thing, don't buy a IDE! If you just need to diff

> If all you need is diffing source code, I’d really consider buying That's a giant leap. If you just need one thing, don't buy a IDE! If you just need to diff source code, use `diff` cli. Available everywhere and in some more places. If you need something more than diff, find a proper comparison tool, unless you're already using an IDE of course. Or unless you need to also write/read code in the same tool. Then maybe IDE is fitting. Your recommendation is very strange.