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Originally Posted by pg99
or you could use KDiff
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28 KDE-related dependencies later, I verified that KDiff3 does actually support the smb:// syntax, but I was really looking for a Gnome (Nautilus) solution, if possible.
The problem really boils down to this:
Writing a script in bash/perl/python/whatever that takes a bash variable in the form:
files = "smb://server/share/path1 smb://server/share/path2"
...and performs a simple find & replace to make it into:
files = "~/.gvfs/share\ on\ server/path1 ~/.gvfs/share\ on\ server/path2"
...in order for it to be passed to meld correctly.
This seems like it should be easy, but the solution escapes me (pun intended).
I am sure someone could come up with an awesome one-liner to solve this!
Thanks,
-Brian Z.