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I know a lot of devs hate on Perforce (and I am no exception), but I've grown to actually really like p4merge (the Perforce merge tool) for handling conflicts.
by tombert 1y ago
I know a lot of devs hate on Perforce (and I am no exception), but I've grown to actually really like p4merge (the Perforce merge tool) for handling conflicts.
It's a bit of an odd one, and it has a bit of a learning curve, but it's free (as in beer), relatively easy to install, and seems to work well for me. I haven't found a FOSS tool that I like as much yet.
- neves 1y agoKdiff3 used to be great. Had a stable and outdated interface. Now that they updated the interface I've had problems. Ch l crashes and difficulty to install as non admin.
- tombert 1y agoI don't think I've actually used Kdiff3. I always assumed that it was Linux only but apparently I was objectively wrong about that. I should give it a shot.