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[{"user_id": 6415, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301049219.1315789, "message": "I experimented kdiff3, meld and vimdiff on Linux. Anything more I should check?", "group_id": 356, "id": 437453}, {"user_id": 1243, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301053513.075947, "message": "I've gone almost totally to vimdiff for anything non-trivial.", "group_id": 356, "id": 437725}, {"user_id": 10348, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301055112.25945, "message": "I also use vimdiff quite frequently.  When I ran OSX I tried using the OSX/XCode merger tool but it was not always as straightforward to use as vimdiff.", "group_id": 356, "id": 437858}, {"user_id": 6415, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301062442.1008949, "message": "So far i like meld best I think. I should experiment more vimdiff though as vim is my text editor.", "group_id": 356, "id": 438656}, {"user_id": 14463, "stars": [{"date_created": 1302317439.591882, "user_id": 4581}], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301081149.9834089, "message": "I swear by SourceGear's DiffMerge: http://www.sourcegear.com/diffmerge/", "group_id": 356, "id": 441689}, {"user_id": 6415, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301153620.257741, "message": "@wolever Thx for the pointer, I'll give it a try.", "group_id": 356, "id": 446305}, {"user_id": 6091, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301768089.7115591, "message": "I often use vimdiff or kdiff3.  I tried setting it up to use gvim/mvim, but despite it seeming like it'd be easy, I never got it to quite work.", "group_id": 356, "id": 509700}, {"user_id": 4893, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301774668.641499, "message": "Most of the time I use p4merge.", "group_id": 356, "id": 510116}, {"user_id": 26925, "stars": [], "topic_id": 15200, "date_created": 1301778405.6321051, "message": "On OS X I'm using FileMerge. With Linux and Windows I've used kdiff3 too.", "group_id": 356, "id": 510428}]