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1. #BACKUP SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS X 10.4 HOW TO#
2. #BACKUP SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS X 10.4 MAC OSX#
3. #BACKUP SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS X 10.4 CODE#

Posted: Sun 12:24 am Post subject: VMWare with Win7 on Mac OSx to no avail with VVPro Synchronization tools for Windows seem to be a dime a dozen (although lots of them aren't that good) but quality sync tools for Linux and OS X with good GUIs seem to be rare.Ī lot more painful that VV, but it's the closest thing. Maybe another another option is not "rewriting the program from scratch" but just writing a VVPro look-alike front-end for rsync.

#BACKUP SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS X 10.4 HOW TO#

I think it would be worth TGRMN's time exploring how a user might utilize VM functionality in this way and, if it works, providing some type of documentation on how to do it. So maybe one could set up a Windows VVPro VM that would work this way. With regard to virtual machines here's a VMware solution for creating disk image backups over a network, although they also mention that one could set up a similar type of machine using rsync. If you are using OSX or Linux you probably already have rsync as part of the base OS. My understanding is that rsync is powerful but most of the functionality is only available through the command line, although an Internet search reveals a number of basic GUI front-ends for different OSes. One solution to the problem posed by the original poster might be rsync which will work on all three platforms. a very long time! wonder if indeed it would be possible to run VV in a simulated OS with WMWare, that would be a nice workaround!

#BACKUP SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS X 10.4 CODE#

Sorry guys, ViceVersa is written in C++ and porting the code to another OS would take as much work as rewriting the program from scratch. I wonder how well VVPro would work in a virtual machine? Say you installed W2K or WXP as a virtiual machine using Parallels or VMware (forthcoming for OS X) and stripped the OS down to the bare necessities plus VVPro, how well would it work? With VMware you'd be able to carry around the virtual machine on a USB drive and run it on OSX, Windows, or Linux using VMware's free VM Player. I don't get the impression that TGRMN are enthusiastic about doing versions for either OS X or Linux although I may be wrong. I'm looking at buying a new mac and love the software, I would like to see a mac OS X version as well! Posted: Sat 3:46 am Post subject: Mac OS X If you could create an os x client that would make it a perfect world.

Linux is only used as my server, but I have windows and os x clients. I do a lot with both windows, linux and mac os x.

Posted: Mon 6:53 pm Post subject: Mac OS X Version?