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Does Ubuntu have any graphical software to compare and merge differences in files?

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I want to compare two or more files and merge the differences as needed. I was using Windows but now working on Ubuntu 12.04.

In windows "Beyond compare" made my work easier, but since I shifted to Linux, I am not able to find any tool or software like beyond compare in windows. Please tell me if you know any. Thank you very much.

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answered 3 Years ago lowstonnequ · Accepted Answer

You can still use Beyond Compare on Linux, they have a Linux port.

Go to http://www.scootersoftware.com/download.php and download one of the debian packages.

Tried it on 14.04; these instructions work just fine. It also works without gdebi, if you sudo apt-get install libice6 libsm6 libxft2 libxt6.