WinMerge 2011
WinMerge 2011 series is a fork of the original WinMerge application that compiles without ATL/MFC dependencies.
What is WinMerge 2011?
WinMerge 2011 series is a fork of the original 
WinMerge application that compiles without ATL/MFC dependencies to enable zero-budget developers to build WinMerge from sources using Visual C++ Express editions.
WinMerge 2011 includes approximately the features from WinMerge mainstream trunk. A significant exception are plugins, which were ruled out due to unfortunate design flaws, but added support for scriptlet based file transforms compensates well for that.
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WinMerge 2011 information
- Developed byJochen Neubeck (jtuc)
- LicensingOpen Source (AGPL-3.0) and Free product.
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- RatingAverage rating of 3.3
- Alternatives49 alternatives listed
Comments and Reviews
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File ManagementRecent user activities on WinMerge 2011
OrdinaryPersonadded WinMerge 2011 as alternative(s) to TextDiff UWP
sr00added WinMerge 2011 as alternative(s) to Difftastic
asequesadded WinMerge 2011 as alternative(s) to Compare Two Lists
Advantage over Winmerge. Sticky thread on Winmerge forum implies: Winmerge2011 will compare files, while ignoring folder structure.
[ Compare files, ignore folder structure ] https://github.com/WinMerge/winmerge/discussions/1207 (Dated 20-Feb-2022)
WinMerge 2011 is a very good tool for finding differences between files and directories. It also have a merge function.
Not sure why this tool is marked as working on Linux. The Downloads page only has Wine installers - https://bitbucket.org/jtuc/winmerge2011/downloads/
If you're looking for a Windows tool to run on Linux, then
Compare It! is by far more reliable and faster than BeyondCompare, Meld, Kdiff3, SmartSynchronize
Compare It was last updated in 2010, 8 yrs ago.
Website has various copyright dates varying between 2009 and 2010, and releases list is not dated nor are any of the releases.
Granted the low "likes" for Compare It might because it is commercial only ... I didn't get as far as testing.
My needs are for Windows
Reply written ago
Removed by "bawldiggle" Circumstances have changed 27-Feb-2022