[CVALE] Comapring a directory tree on Linux...

[Landon Blake]

CValers,

 

I'm hoping you Linux programming guru's can help me out with this one.

 

I'm trying to compare a version of a fork of an open source program that
I work on with a version of the original. Specifically, I want to
determine which folders and files exist in the directory structure for
the source code of the fork, but not in the original.

 

I was about to download a virus-ridden shareware utility for MS Windows
to do this, but then I realized Linux probably already had what I
needed. Is there a tool that will do what I desire?

 

Thanks,

 

Landon

 

P.S. - OpenSuSE wouldn't install on my home computer's hardware, so I
decided to try dual-booting Debian with Fedora 6. I have burned the DVD
for Fedora, and I might get to do the install tonight. I ended up
deleting my home partition with the qtparted, and splitting some of the
home partition out for Fedora, and then resinstalling my home partition
from the back-up. This seemed to work O.K. I'll let you guys know how
the Fedora install goes.

 

 

 

 



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