multi-computer synchronization
Hi,
I recently started a small online photography business and so I'm doing a lot of photo rendering on my powerbook. I want to take the load off my laptop and buy a powermac to do all my photo processing and wed development.
So my question is: Does there exist software that will automatically sync the files between two computers (in my case a laptop and desktop)? I am just looking to keep my laptop up to date with all the stuff on the desktop so that if i go on the road, I can edit my website then automatically transfer those changes to the desktop when I get back.
AFAIK, iSync only does address book, bookmarks, etc.
Thank you for your help
-AWAL
p.s.- on an unrelated note, do applications have to be optimized to take full advantage of dual processors?
I recently started a small online photography business and so I'm doing a lot of photo rendering on my powerbook. I want to take the load off my laptop and buy a powermac to do all my photo processing and wed development.
So my question is: Does there exist software that will automatically sync the files between two computers (in my case a laptop and desktop)? I am just looking to keep my laptop up to date with all the stuff on the desktop so that if i go on the road, I can edit my website then automatically transfer those changes to the desktop when I get back.
AFAIK, iSync only does address book, bookmarks, etc.
Thank you for your help
-AWAL
p.s.- on an unrelated note, do applications have to be optimized to take full advantage of dual processors?
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Originally posted by Denmaru
Since OS X is a BSD System, you could try rsync (via the Terminal)
Speaking of rsync, I know there are at least a few GUI tools that are front ends to rsync. I'd suggest a slightly more OS X version however, that fully supports aliases as well as symlinks.