Jon AtkinsonI'm a web developer and system administrator

Changes

Posted on 7th October 2008. Tagged as osx, mac, filemerge

I blogged the other day about FileMerge.

Changes is a good, modern replacement, even if the web site recommends 512mb of RAM. For a glorified diff app. Times have changed.

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Jon Atkinson is a web developer, sysadmin and occasional business guy. He works in the north west of England.

Jon can be contacted at jon@jonatkinson.co.uk, or on freenode as JonA. Also available: twitter, LinkedIn and Github.

I own and run 84labs, a company which provides bespoke web application development for businesses and startups.

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