RsyncUI for Mac
Next generation, swiftUI-based, GUI version of the RsyncOSX.
Free
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RsyncUI overview
RsyncUI is the next generation of RsyncOSX. RsyncUI is a GUI for the command line tool rsync. RsyncUI is a SwiftUI based application.
What’s new in version 2.5.5
- Maintenance release with various UI tweaks and minor fixes that were held back from the last version
- Refactored internal Picker handling to better manage optional (nil) profile values
- Automatic profile loading when an external drive is mounted (and re-loading the default profile on unmount)
- Fixed “Enter” key behavior in the Tasks → Add New Task view so it jumps through fields and submits correctly
- Corrected QuickTasks so “sync remote” (pull) operations no longer flip local/remote paths unexpectedly
- Resolved an issue in the Rsync Parameters view where selecting a task didn’t enable parameter editing after switching from Synchronize
- Enhanced Tasks view global replace: dynamic preview as you type and support for replacing substrings in any part of a word
RsyncUI for Mac
Free
In English
Version 2.5.5
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Dec 8 2023
Version: 1.7.9
For newbies: You need TWO components to use RsyncUI. (1) RsyncUI, as described here. That's actually the CLI (character line interface) background application. (2) RsyncOSX, which is the actual GUI (graphical user interface) with the unfortunate retro-name. The link to RsyncOSX is above in the RsyncUI overview. - - If you're NOT running macOS 14 Sonoma, the version of RsyncUI you want installed is v2.6.9. You can check in the Terminal using: "rsync --version". And yes, it's odd that this new version, ONLY for Sonoma, is v1.7.9. It has to do with upgrading to SwiftUI coding, apparently. 🙃
May 23 2021
Version: 0.99
I certainly don't understand why exactly a developer would make an older version that works with previous macOS version totally unattainable. Dropping active user support is one thing, not letting people get the old version accepting there is no active support from the developer is simply too much.
