They apparantly have same names in Windows & Linux, but they are probably in different encodings. Some folders with Turkish characters in their names are created twice in the Sync folder by Syncthing.

It seems that I have problem with file encodings when using Syncthing. My file & folder names often have special Turkish characters such as ç, ş, ı, ü, ö. All machines seem “Up to Date” in Syncthing. They share one folder, with many subfolders. I installed Syncthing to my Mac (High Sierra), Win 10 and Linux (debian 9 stable) machines.

If there is no such open source software, I am considering creating one on CodePlex to provide this functionality.Hello everyone… I am a new Syncthing user. I was interested in finding a similar solution, however instead of directory hierarchy, an XML element hierarchy. There is a hierarchical diff which is very accurate, user-friendly and clear. In KDiff3, you can do a diff/merge of entire directories. Here is a bit of clarification of the functionality that would turn my error-prone, tedious manual job into a 1-minute simpler task (and potential to automate): Is such a tool available? That is very useful? For free? However Google gave no substantive free tool results and no hints for anything of value. The tool would be able to go to the element level to compare and display the differences etc. I was about to begin doing it manually as I usually do, however thought there must be an XML diff GUI tool available somewhere.

net applications which I would like to merge application settings elements etc.

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