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1. Julien Fabre Ubuntu users , Linux

   I'm looking for a synchronisation tool for documents like odt, ... any suggestion ? !ubuntu !linux

   Thursday, 09-Sep-10 17:45:24 UTC from gwibber at Lille, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
   • Jesús Hómez

     @pryz Dropbox or by default Ubuntu One, but this only work with ubuntu, Dropbox work fine any OS

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 17:55:10 UTC
   • Julien Fabre Jesús Hómez

     @jehomez: Thanks but Dropbox can't merge documents, is it correct ? And I was thinking about an offline tool :)

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 18:02:03 UTC
   • Jesús Hómez

     @pryz Dropbox work with any document, but is a online tool. Try then with FreeFileSync

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 18:07:04 UTC
   • Jesús Hómez

     @pryz https://launchpad.net/~freefilesync/+archive/ffs

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 18:09:19 UTC
   • Julien Fabre Jesús Hómez

     @jehomez: thanks

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 18:10:14 UTC
   • Dominic Hopf

     @pryz Maybe a version control like subversion fits your needs?

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 19:20:29 UTC
   • R.

     @pryz Define "synchronisation" :-)

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 19:35:15 UTC
   • Julien Fabre R.

     @rw: I worked on differents computers and I want to synchronise and to merge, if have to, my document(s). Without central server, like git

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 19:45:53 UTC
   • R.

     @pryz #unison http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ > will synchronize like rsync, but bi-directionally. If this is what you want ;-)

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 19:56:00 UTC
   • Julien Fabre Dominic Hopf

     @dmaphy: hi, I don't if subversion can merge odt files. But thanks for the idea :)

     Thursday, 09-Sep-10 21:09:49 UTC