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Subject: Re: Using emerge on windows? Funky errors with Temp files
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>>> Note -- I am an emerge newbie, so, um, be gentle..
>> BTW, is there a particular reason you use emerge rather than ediff3?
>> I thought emerge was only used by old-time users, all new ones
>> preferring the snazzier ediff3.
> AFAIK, ediff does not have an interface for commandline usage as an
> external merge resolution tool.

That'd be easy to add, I'm sure.


        Stefan