[ Thanks to Borys
Musielak for this link. ]
“Komparator offers a simplified approach to this, as it is
equipped with an interface similar to these known from popular file
managers or FTP clients…“The interface is quite straightforward, however, it may be
found a little bit chaotic, because the functions are organized in
tabs, and not hidden somewhere in the menu. It is highly
time-effective, but one really needs to get acquainted with this
application to draw the profits from such a solution. It would be
best to try Komparator in action on some test data at the very
beginning…”
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