Using rsync with no command like [linux]
by Danilo • January 4, 2009 • Utilities, Web services • 1 Comment
For those (like me) who are interested on using rsync but are command line inexperienced, finding a GUI is a lifesaver.
Grsync can make sure you use rsync without the terminal. The developers list several features such as:
- you can easily run the most common rsync tasks, more complex tasks can still be done but with command line tweaking;
- Saves multiple settings with customized names;
- performs simulations or normal executions;
- print rsync output to a log or a separate file;
- operation pause.
For those who have no clue about what is rsync, it is a tool used very often for backups and incremental file transfers. In other words, if you’re doing a backup with rsync, you will not have to copy every single file over and over again in different backups, only the files that have changed.
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Thanks for your article. I also believe that laptop computers have grown to be more and more popular nowadays, and now are often the only form of computer employed in a household. Simply because at the same time they are becoming more and more economical, their computing power is growing to the point where they are as potent as pc’s from just a few years back.