Komparator is an application that searches and synchronizes two directories

Komparator is an application that searches and synchronizes two directories. It discovers duplicate, newer or missing files and empty folders.
It works on local and network / kioslave protocol folders (like smb:/, ftp://, media:/ or fonts:/ ;-).

Changelog:
0.9
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* Bug fixes
* New empty folder search
* Italian translation by Giovanni Scafora

0.8
===
* Compatibility to dark desktop color themes
* Duplicate files search in right url only
* French translation by Dji Pih
* Many bugfixes

0.7
===
* Small interface improvements
* Bug fixes

0.6
===
* Interface improvements
* Settings tab
* Right folder can have "virtual subfolders"
* Bug fixes

0.5
===
* Filters to display only specific files
* Regex that the file name may not contain
* In-/Exclude hidden items
* Some bug fixes

0.4
===
* GUI improvements.
* KompareDialog (A dialog that displays "preview information", like meta info, kdiff3, etc. on two files. Open with popup menu.)
* Many small bug fixes.
* Source code cleanups.
* Dutch translation (thanks to Rinse de Vries).

0.3
===
* interface improvements
* source code cleanups
* presets
* "What's this" help
* Russian translation (thanks to Alexander V. Ribchansky)
* many bugfixes
* Look at the ChangeLog file for details

0.2
===
* experimental kioslave support.
* Drag & drop missing / newer files from left to right side & vice versa.
* Special characters in URLs fixed.
* Status bar including progress of kompare and about / help button.
* Source code cleanups.
* GUI cleanups.
* First documentation attempt.

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