The default interface of Grsync should look like below:Ĭreate, delete sessions in Grsync Grsync options Once installed, Launch Grsync from Application launcher or Menu. Refer the Grsync website given at the end for more details.
Grsync ubuntu source mount install#
You may need to install gtk and autotools in order to compile Grsync from source. In most Linux distributions, Grsync can be installed by using. Go to the Grsync official download page, get he latest tar file and then compile and install as the way you install packages from source. Install Grsync in openSUSE: $ sudo zypper install grsync Install Grsync in Fedora: $ sudo dnf install grsync Install Grsync in Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Pop_OS!: $ sudo apt install grsync Grsync is also available in AUR, so you can install it on a Arch Linux based systems using a AUR helper tool such as Paru or Yay like below: $ paru -S grsync To install Grsync in Arch Linux and its variants such as EndeavourOS, Manjaro Linux, run: $ sudo pacman -S grsync Grsync is packaged for popular Linux operating systems. Grsync is a cross-platform application that supports GNU/Linux, macOS and Windows. If you're a noob who is looking for a easy-to-use, and also a robust backup solution for your Linux desktops, Grsync is a good choice!
It supports most important features of Rsync.
Grsync also allows you to backup local files to a removable device or a networked drive/share, replicate a partition to another one and mirroring files. You can do everything via Grsync graphical user interface!
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