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I find disturbing that don't mentions kdiff3 with diff and merge tool. Specially when kdiff3 does the smae thing that diff3 and zdiff3 output formats... I don'

I find disturbing that don't mentions kdiff3 with diff and merge tool. Specially when kdiff3 does the smae thing that diff3 and zdiff3 output formats... I don't understand the popularity of meld. I always felt that meld it's pretty inferior to kdiff3. And I give a few try to it...

cpeterso 3y ago
My favorite free (though not open source) visual diff and merge tool is Perforce's P4Merge. It's available for Linux, macOS (including as a Homebrew cask), and Windows. My favorite feature is its conflict resolution listing the conflicting lines vertically in the source file (like diff3 conflict markers but a GUI) instead of side-by-side panes. https://www.perforce.com/products/helix-core-apps/merge-diff-tool-p4merge https://www.perforce.com/products/helix-core-apps/merge-diff...
mistrial9 3y ago
regular meld user here .. just do not have KDE parts when it can be avoided -- not disagreeing otherwise.