Regarding Samba: rsync as such does not have anything to do with the software package named "Samba" - so there's no "Samba" involved in running rsync on your personal computer.
It is a graphical user interface for rsync, that requires you to have rsync installed in advance. Now, you can do pretty much anything with rsync. Does not create an unwieldy metadata directory you can delete files. The software on GitHub you link to is actually not rsync. Grsync is a simple graphical interface using GTK2 for the rsync command line. Rsync is the well-known and powerful command line directory and file.
#UNINSTALL GRSYNC PATCH#
The software offered on and installed in the guide you link is almost identical to the software installed through HomeBrew, except for the extra patch I mentioned. Synchronize files and folders (a GTK GUI for rsync). You will have to do that manually when doing it yourself.įinally HomeBrew makes it easier to uninstall rsync again, if you do not need it anymore.
#UNINSTALL GRSYNC INSTALL#
HomeBrew also ensures to install dependencies easily. You will not (automatically) get this patch when installing manually from a. To uninstall grsync and its dependencies that are no longer needed by Ubuntu 21. When you install rsync through HomeBrew an additional patch with a bugfix is applied to the code before it is compiled and installed on your system.
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