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When I do gitk --follow <filename>, the left pane lists all the commits of the given filename.
If I click one of those commits, the bottom-left pane (just below the commit/branch/tag list), shows a diff between this selected commit and the previous one.
Is there a way to tell gitk to show a diff between this selected commit and the oldest commit? (i.e. the one at the bottom of the list)
Select the new commit, then right-click the old commit (without selecting it first) and choose “Diff this -> selected”.