On 2/11/07, nodata <lsof@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Interesting. Does it use librsync under the hood?
not at the moment... something to bring up with the upstream developer. from the website's stated plans using libsync in future versions isnt out of the question. What is super-keen about it is it basically provides a digestable enduser solution for backing up personal data. Something the desktop experience really needs, I think. usbsink may not be the right solution long term..but it may very well be the best solution right now. Its worth a serious kick of its tires. I was sort of hoping the hal/dbus-guruish people would look at it and comment. Hell even the oh-so-very-cute WD MyBook usb/firewire drives come with software to let windows users to do exactly this sort of thing using the mybook drive. -jef"totally wants a way to push the button on his WD Mybook drive casing and have it start a personal data backup process as part of his Gnome Session. I wonder does linux even 'see' the button press action...where the hell would i look to see if linux sees me press the button?"spaleta -- fedora-extras-list mailing list fedora-extras-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-extras-list
