Very Computer

Hi,

 I have two questions:

1) I need a tool to synchronize files between my computer at work and at
home. It should work like this: I give it a list of files/directories
that are present on both machines and to be sync'ed. Upon connection
(56k modem), the utility compares modification times for each listed
file and updates whichever is older. I looked at cvs, but don't like it
very much for this purpose (some of my files are pretty big, I don't
like having to 'commit' all the time, some of the files are binary and
don't like cvs tags etc. etc.) Any ideas?

2) I once used a performance meter tool under X, it showed CPU usage,
memory, disk i/o, network i/o etc. as moving graphs. Not the bar graph
type a la xosview, but a curve over time. I can't seem to remember its
name or find it in /usr/bin/X11.

Thanks,
Ron

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Ronald Holzloehner

Quote:

> Hi,

>  I have two questions:

> 1) I need a tool to synchronize files between my computer at work and at
> home. It should work like this: I give it a list of files/directories
> that are present on both machines and to be sync'ed. Upon connection
> (56k modem), the utility compares modification times for each listed
> file and updates whichever is older. I looked at cvs, but don't like it
> very much for this purpose (some of my files are pretty big, I don't
> like having to 'commit' all the time, some of the files are binary and
> don't like cvs tags etc. etc.) Any ideas?

  Les Mikesell