Description: Grsync is a GUI for rsync, the command line file and directory synchronization tool. While it can work with remote hosts, its focus is to synchronize local directories. With this program you can, for example, keep your mp3s in sync with an audio player, make backups of your home folder, etc.Last changelog:
- Don't save "default" session to ini file when "remember last used session" is off - Better "before command" error notification - Added "overwrite logs" preferences option - Updated Norwegian translation (thanks í…ka) - Updated Russian translation (thanks Alex) - Updated German translation (thanks Andre) - Updated Swedish translation (thanks Pí¥vel) - Updated Simplified Chinese translation (thanks Tommy) - Enhanced and translated desktop file - Updated README file
to --enable-unity in a minor release is pretty confusing. 1.2.1 is supposed to be a bugfix release to 1.2.0 and builds should continue to work without changes.
I understand your point of view.
Unfortunately ubuntu forced me, and millions of linux users, to switch to unity: so I had to add the support.
Maybe I should have called it 1.3 instead of 1.2.1?
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to --enable-unity in a minor release is pretty confusing. 1.2.1 is supposed to be a bugfix release to 1.2.0 and builds should continue to work without changes.
I understand your point of view. Unfortunately ubuntu forced me, and millions of linux users, to switch to unity: so I had to add the support. Maybe I should have called it 1.3 instead of 1.2.1?
I think you just should not have made it default so that Unity support is only enabled if users --enable-unity explicitly.