DeltaWalker Standard

Michael,
Would you be kind enough to tell us more about those files? We'd love it if you'd take a moment to drop us a line: support at deltopia.com.
Thank you!

From their website: Purchases made on Aug 16, 2011 or on/after Nov 1, 2011 qualify for a free upgrade to DW 2.0. If you have bought DW directly, you should get an email with your new serial soon, if you bought it via a bundle, you need to send a mail to their support: sales@deltopia.com »If you did not purchase DW directly from us, but as part of a promotion or through a reseller, please provide the date or purchase, your DW 1.x license key and the promo/reseller you purchased it through.« Hope this helps.

They are ignoring my emails regarding an upgrade license, they seem to have dropped the ball :(

They did contact me with a genuine apology for the delay and I received a free upgrade to the latest version, which I must say is excellent in all ways, and visually in keeping with the latest OS X UI design. Many improvements!

Why do Macupdate keep putting the price to the combined bundle price when there is one? No-one is interested in that outside of the bundle page! Macupdate should stop this practice right now. It's NOT informative. Of course the price for DeltaWalker is $39.95 so let me rephrase: What do a purchaser actually get for the $39.95 asked?

Hi Mikael, It'd be fair to say that with 9 apps in a bundle a promoter can highlight only a few of each app's key features. A detailed comparison of a small aspect of one of the apps functionality with its respective competitors will likely be of little interest to the vast majority of potential buyers. To your question: you will find a good deal of overlap if you were to compare what DeltaWalker and DiffMerge have to offer with respect to Mercurial integration - they both offer a command line interface allowing integration with SCMs such as Mercurial, a 2 and 3-way comparison and merge. The differences in those areas might be more in the way the two apps go about doing things - UI, performance, etc. And for that, the best might be to take DeltaWalker for a spin. If Mercurial is already installed on your machine, DW will integrate with it with only a few mouse clicks i.e. it'll locate the Mercurial config file and make all the necessary changes for you. Once a 2 or 3-way comparison is opened, you might like the way DW presents differences as well as the little fly-by buttons allowing easy point-and-click merging. Should your Mercurial repository store images that requiring visualization and comparison, DW would offer you the most comprehensive image file format support amongst any diff tools and a beautiful, functional image comparison UI. Ditto for compound docs such as Office, iWork, PDF, RTF - DW supports text extraction and comparison of them all, as well as structure view and comparison of XML files in addition to comparing them as text. Remote file and folder comparison and synchronization over SFTP, FTPS, FTP, WebDAV is also supported in DW. So are extensive folder comparison and synchronization options. As far as folder comparison performance, it's orders of magnitude faster in DW compared to DiffMerge.

This app written in Java, so we should wait when Oracle add Retina support to their Java Machine.

I gladly confirm that this release supports retina.

Tried the demo today. It worked fine with files. But when I tried to compare folders it crashed. I reinstalled multiple times and it crashed every time. Looked promising but no go due to crashes.