Third release

Changes

• Added an option to simulate the data transfer without making any changes:

  --dry-run  # Rsync (macOS, LINUX)
  -L         # ROBOCOPY (Windows)
  

• Updated software dependencies

Information

All binaries have been compiled in release mode.

• Linux and macOS require the executable flag x to be set for the downloaded files. Use the Terminal to set the flag:

chod +x blaupause

• Windows will automatically recognize the downloaded file as executable, but you might have to unblock it before running. Use the (right-click) Properties menu of the downloaded file to unblock:

Notes:

• Please start the blaupause Linux binary from the Terminal or create a (Terminal) Desktop shortcut.
• Due to implementation limitations of Wayland, the blaupause's window will not be resizable under Linux.
• Gnome will kill blaupause during long transfers - you can turn off this feature in the Terminal:

gsettings set org.gnome.mutter check-alive-timeout 0

Second release

Changes

• Added the --stats argument to rsync (macOS, LINUX)
• Added an folder icon to the executables, replacing the default icon

Information

All binaries have been compiled in release mode.

• Linux and macOS require the executable flag x to be set for the downloaded files. Use the Terminal to set the flag:

chod +x blaupause

• Windows will automatically recognize the downloaded file as executable, but you might have to unblock it before running. Use the (right-click) Properties menu of the downloaded file to unblock:

Note: Please start the Linux binary from the Terminal or create a (Terminal) Desktop shortcut.

First release

All binaries have been compiled in release mode.

• Linux and macOS require the executable flag x to be set for the downloaded files. Use the Terminal to set the flag:

chod +x blaupause_OS_ARCH

• Windows will automatically recognize the downloaded file as executable, but you might have to unblock it before running. Use the (right-click) Properties menu of the downloaded file to unblock:

Note: Please start the Linux binary from the Terminal or create a (Terminal) Desktop shortcut.