Why not just use file compare between the 2 files using Windows based Linux.or the diff command which iirc, shows you the line numbers and what is different.
Unfortunately, a lot of people are too used to point and click. I was the same for many years until I got forced to use a cli and it made a big difference getting hands on again, since my DOS days.
Why not just use file compare between the 2 files using Windows based Linux.or the diff command which iirc, shows you the line numbers and what is different.
That would probably be really accurate! I don't know if everyone's familiar with the command line though. Or wants to bother spinning it up
Unfortunately, a lot of people are too used to point and click. I was the same for many years until I got forced to use a cli and it made a big difference getting hands on again, since my DOS days.