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Any visual diff in Linux console? [closed]

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Many years ago I used d32 which was available for DOS and Linux.

Is a non-GUI visual diff available for Linux like this one?

Any others than Vim and Emacs (Vim and Emacs are too powerful :-) )

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leedit Avatar asked Jan 02 '10 10:01

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I'm using vimdiff. Or there is also sdiff.

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Gregory Pakosz Avatar answered Dec 29 '22 16:12

Gregory Pakosz