On Mar 6, 2004, at 11:55 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Install XEmacs, then run the tutorial. Use the tutorial for even
just 15 minutes. This isn't reading documentation, it's actually
using (X)Emacs to edit the actual tutorial you're going through.
The tutorial explains the basics of using
Michael ODonnell wrote:
A decent file comparison and merge tool.
tkdiff may not be exactly what you're looking
for, but it's still pretty darned cool...
tkdiff is excellent. There's also a gnome tool that works similarly
called gtkdiff (I think).
Bruce McCulley writes
Um, er, as I recall the original question was seeking a file
comparision tool, not an editor. I was not the one asking the
list about this, but it is a requirement I sometimes face.
I'm the one who initially suggested Emacs+ediff mode.
If you come away from this
