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I've used kdiff3 a lot on windows. It's not bad, shows a readable 3-way-diff format (which I need to stretch over two screens to read the full lines). Reasonabl
by ctenb 3y ago
I've used kdiff3 a lot on windows. It's not bad, shows a readable 3-way-diff format (which I need to stretch over two screens to read the full lines). Reasonably fast startup too. But it lacks any sort of advanced editing functionality, such as undo.