Hi,
I'd like to have freefilesync on my 2010.1 mandriva 64 bit, I find it very usefull and thik many others will.
Sources are here http://sourceforge.net/projects/freefilesync/files/
Thanks in advance.
freefilesync
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Re: freefilesync
Have you already tryed Krusader?
It's a wonderfull file manager and sync folders too
Bye,
NicCo
It's a wonderfull file manager and sync folders too
Bye,
NicCo
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Re: freefilesync
yes, and used it, it's very good too. Anyway I find freefilesync a little much more user friendly.
Now I'm using freefilesync because as thunderbird, firefox, vlc, OOo and others I can have it on windows, portable windows USB apps, on Mac OSX and of course on linux too ...
so, same programs on every machine and SO, for me and friends that ask for my help.
When they get used to work whith open programs it's easy for them to change from proprietary OSs to linux, as they do not have to learn to use new programs ..
at the end people uses "programs" and do not care about which SO is running.
Now I'm using freefilesync because as thunderbird, firefox, vlc, OOo and others I can have it on windows, portable windows USB apps, on Mac OSX and of course on linux too ...
so, same programs on every machine and SO, for me and friends that ask for my help.
When they get used to work whith open programs it's easy for them to change from proprietary OSs to linux, as they do not have to learn to use new programs ..
at the end people uses "programs" and do not care about which SO is running.
Re: freefilesync
I'd like it too.
AndreaS
Procio Intel i7-4930k, mobo Asus X79-Deluxe, Adaptec raid 7805, Nvidia Quadro 6000 - Rosa Fresh R3 X64
Procio Intel i7-4930k, mobo Asus X79-Deluxe, Adaptec raid 7805, Nvidia Quadro 6000 - Rosa Fresh R3 X64
Re: freefilesync
Hi fil9998,
files are now on server, you must wait the lists are updated.
Regards
Dago68
files are now on server, you must wait the lists are updated.
Regards
Dago68
Re: freefilesync
Thanks
AndreaS
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