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unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.desktop - 2.51.5-1 ⚙ arm64

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---
Type: desktop-application
ID: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.desktop
Package: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk
Name:
  C: Unison
Summary:
  C: GTK interface for the unison file synchronization tool @VERSION@
Description:
  C: >-
    <p>Unison is a file-synchronization tool for Unix and Windows, written in OCaml. It allows two replicas of a collection
    of files and directories to be stored on different hosts (or different disks on the same host), modified separately, and
    then brought up to date by propagating the changes in each replica to the other.</p>

    <p>Unison offers several advantages over various synchronization methods such as CVS, Coda, rsync, Intellisync, etc. Unison
    can run on and synchronize between Windows and many UNIX platforms. Unison requires no root privileges, system access
    or kernel changes to function. Unison can synchronize changes to files and directories in both directions, on the same
    machine, or across a network using ssh or a direct socket connection.</p>

    <p>Transfers are optimised using a version of the rsync protocol, making it ideal for slower links. Unison has a clear
    and precise specification, and is resilient to failure due to its careful handling of the replicas and its private structures.</p>

    <p>This package adds the optional GTK+ interface.</p>
  en: >-
    <p>Unison is a file-synchronization tool for Unix and Windows, written in OCaml. It allows two replicas of a collection
    of files and directories to be stored on different hosts (or different disks on the same host), modified separately, and
    then brought up to date by propagating the changes in each replica to the other.</p>

    <p>Unison offers several advantages over various synchronization methods such as CVS, Coda, rsync, Intellisync, etc. Unison
    can run on and synchronize between Windows and many UNIX platforms. Unison requires no root privileges, system access
    or kernel changes to function. Unison can synchronize changes to files and directories in both directions, on the same
    machine, or across a network using ssh or a direct socket connection.</p>

    <p>Transfers are optimised using a version of the rsync protocol, making it ideal for slower links. Unison has a clear
    and precise specification, and is resilient to failure due to its careful handling of the replicas and its private structures.</p>

    <p>This package adds the optional GTK+ interface.</p>
Categories:
- Utility
- FileTools
Icon:
  cached:
  - name: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk_unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.png
    width: 64
    height: 64
  stock: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk
Launchable:
  desktop-id:
  - unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.desktop

unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.desktop - 2.51.5-1+b1 ⚙ amd64

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---
Type: desktop-application
ID: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.desktop
Package: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk
Name:
  C: Unison
Summary:
  C: GTK interface for the unison file synchronization tool @VERSION@
Description:
  C: >-
    <p>Unison is a file-synchronization tool for Unix and Windows, written in OCaml. It allows two replicas of a collection
    of files and directories to be stored on different hosts (or different disks on the same host), modified separately, and
    then brought up to date by propagating the changes in each replica to the other.</p>

    <p>Unison offers several advantages over various synchronization methods such as CVS, Coda, rsync, Intellisync, etc. Unison
    can run on and synchronize between Windows and many UNIX platforms. Unison requires no root privileges, system access
    or kernel changes to function. Unison can synchronize changes to files and directories in both directions, on the same
    machine, or across a network using ssh or a direct socket connection.</p>

    <p>Transfers are optimised using a version of the rsync protocol, making it ideal for slower links. Unison has a clear
    and precise specification, and is resilient to failure due to its careful handling of the replicas and its private structures.</p>

    <p>This package adds the optional GTK+ interface.</p>
  en: >-
    <p>Unison is a file-synchronization tool for Unix and Windows, written in OCaml. It allows two replicas of a collection
    of files and directories to be stored on different hosts (or different disks on the same host), modified separately, and
    then brought up to date by propagating the changes in each replica to the other.</p>

    <p>Unison offers several advantages over various synchronization methods such as CVS, Coda, rsync, Intellisync, etc. Unison
    can run on and synchronize between Windows and many UNIX platforms. Unison requires no root privileges, system access
    or kernel changes to function. Unison can synchronize changes to files and directories in both directions, on the same
    machine, or across a network using ssh or a direct socket connection.</p>

    <p>Transfers are optimised using a version of the rsync protocol, making it ideal for slower links. Unison has a clear
    and precise specification, and is resilient to failure due to its careful handling of the replicas and its private structures.</p>

    <p>This package adds the optional GTK+ interface.</p>
Categories:
- Utility
- FileTools
Icon:
  cached:
  - name: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk_unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.png
    width: 64
    height: 64
  stock: unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk
Launchable:
  desktop-id:
  - unison-2.51+4.13.1-gtk.desktop