On 26 Oct 2011, at 17:34, David wrote:
>
> I can try, but some are cumlative already. I'll consider the new checkbox
> browser and the support for shortcuts in browser items the same update, make
> it easier. What is the diff command in linux? I figured someone there would
> have a diff tool like winmerge or something.
The diff tool in unix is "diff", but that's for the CLI, and it doesn't sound
like that's your bag...
Anyway, if you are happy at the command line, then:
diff -u old_file new_file
Will generate a unified diff for two files that patch can process directly.
To compare two complete dir trees and generate a single unified patch file,
something like:
diff -Nur old_dir new_dir
would be the way to go.
If you want a GUI merge/compare tool on unix, I favour "meld", though it's not
to everyones taste, and I don't use it to generate patch files ever.
Your best bet is just to get svn installed and have it generate the patch sets
for you, since most (all?) svn clients can do that easily.
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