Use grsync to backup data from your harddisk to an external harddisk

Dec 7, 2018 | Applications, ArcoLinux, Utilities

Grsync is installed by default on ArcoLinux.

It is the front-end or gtk gui for rsync, which is a command you can use in the terminal.

We show you how to copy data from source to destination.

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7 step installation guide

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