New full-featured eyeSync released as a first beta

[MaR-V-iN]

Hello,

The new eyeSync is nearly finished and i think it's time for a beta release.
You may download it for Windows here.
Linux (Mono) and Windows application for eyeos 1.8.7.0+: Download

Marvin

[sexypizza]

Why is Linux and Mac always last...
why does crap coding gets rewarded with being the first ?

[Daniel Sousa]

Because it's used by 90% of the people...

[MaR-V-iN]

Please do not start discussing about the positives and the negatives of Windows, Linux and Mac. Every user can choose its real operating system itself.

[Pau Garcia-Milà]

I think that the most important thing here is that Marvin dedicated some time to create a project that will help some eyeOS users. That "some" is more than 60% currently, but even if he had done an eyeSync just for Solaris users (currently < 2%) we should be thanking him in the same way.

This is why, even if we are not potential users for this invention (e.g. we're not windows users) we MUST say thanks as eyeOS community members.

--Pau

[Nanawel]

Great application MaR-V-iN! 
I'm using it right now to synchronize some files with my private eyeOS, and it works really well.
One important feature for the next release (soon I hope!): synchronizing folders too?
Good job!

[Lars Knickrehm]

@sexypizza: As far as I know Marvin setup a Linux distribution only for porting his code to work with Mono, so if you don't scare him, he'll maybe be ready with that work in some time.

@Marvin (in German): Wie ich bislang immer dazu gesagt habe: Klasse Programm! Wir sprechen uns dann gemnächst wieder !

[Daniel Sousa]

It would be great to be able to sync other stuff besides files, like apps and configurations. This shouldn't be to hard.

[alexhir]

This might be useful http://warehouseapp.com/ Subversion Browser

[MaR-V-iN]

Update:

Linux (Mono) and Windows application for eyeos 1.8.7.0+: Download

[Daniel Sousa]

The link points to a .exe file. Can you provide instructions on how to run it under Linux?

[Daniel Sousa]

Answering to my own question:

Under Ubuntu Mono is already installed by default. To run eyeSync follow the steps:
1. Download file
2. run the command:

Code:

mono ~/eyeSync.exe

If you want to make even better (no needed):
2. Move eyeSync to the directory ~/.eyeSync (or whichever directory you like)
3. Create a file named "eyeSync" on your home folder
4, Open this file with Gedit and add the content:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
mono ~/.eyeSync/eyeSync.exe

5. Give write permission to the file and move it to /usr/bin:

Code:

chmod +x ./eyeSync
sudo mv ./eyeSync /usr/bin/eyeSync

Now you can launch eyeSync with the command "eyeSync" and add it to the menu or to the startup applications.