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   Message 47,209 of 49,116   
   Digital Man to Nightfox   
   DDMsgReader fix: Fix: When listing messa   
   08 Sep 25 09:12:36   
   
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     Re: DDMsgReader fix: Fix: When listing messages in lightbar mode in revers   
     By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Sun Sep 07 2025 06:02 pm   
      
    >   Re: DDMsgReader fix: Fix: When listing messages in lightbar mode in revers   
    >   By: Digital Man to Eric Oulashin on Sun Sep 07 2025 05:29 pm   
    >   
    >  DM> Something I do that helps prevent accidental changes from being   
    >  DM> included in commits is to *always* do a diff (or difftool or   
    >  DM> equivalent) before a commit (and before I write the commit message).   
    >  DM> That helps me to catch all the accidental/incidental changes and write   
    >  DM> better commit messages.   
    >   
    > Generally I do at work, though for my Synchronet stuff, I haven't been in   
    > the habit of doing that for some reason, but I should.  I use Visual Studio   
    > (in Windows) a lot at work, and its Git integration shows all the files   
    > you've changed in the repo and lets you diff them, which is convenient; I'm   
    > wondering if there's something that does similar for Linux.   
      
   I usually will install perforce perge (p4merge, it's free) as a git diff   
   viewer in a *nix environment, so running "git difftool" will use that instead   
   of the normal text/diff view, if you prefer a GUI diff.   
      
   If you want a full git GUI (that does more than just diff viewing), there are   
   a lot of options: gitk, gitkraken, Github Desktop, etc. And of course, there's   
   Visual Studio Code (vscode) which runs in Linux and has plenty of git   
   integration.   
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