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Obviously several. It’s quicker to learn. It’s easier to use. A non technical person can use it. Etc etc.

It’s 12 USD. I will add this more plainly to the website.

Wow! I did not realise you had made a build system as a standalone project. This is excellent.

Incidentally, as a throwaway comment, FTP is from the 70's and rsync is from the 90's. I think about that sometimes.

And sorry yes, the whole thing is implemented in Python.

I find Python to be one of the least worst languages. It took some difficult weeks to figure out how to build and package, although, to that end, PyQtDeploy came along at just the right time. It's already in the Mac App Store.

Don't get me wrong; I like Transmit, I've used it a lot. But it doesn't do rsync over SSH.

Slow and steady with the addition of features over the last few months (http://bonhardcomputing.com/category/news/) and how does it compare to Transmit!? Transmit is an FTP app; Truck uses rsync-over-SSH.

Just append aliases to .bash_profile? E.g. alias connect-amazon-example="ssh -i ~/.ssh/amazon-example-key.pem ubuntu@123.123.123.123" Then just 'connect-amazon-example' at the terminal?

15 years is a long time. You're giving up a large amount of freedom right there. The DoE will still be there in 12 months if SV doesn't work out. I'd do it that way round.

Pretty handy. Fast. Nice.

blushes -- 51 when expanded :)

Okay as it's coming up to Christmas....

19 Megs of Qt

18 Megs of Python

5 Meeggggssss of SSL

3 PyObjC

2 MB compiled rsyncs

and a ..bunch..of..other..crap.

Use code HN100

Things that didn't make it into the marketing proposal.

I guess you'll be looking for a remote position. Sounds like a pity IMO, usually the quiet ones are the best! Good luck

The outlook is much better in 2017 than it was just a few years ago. Another +1 for PyQt. I wanted a native Mac look and you can get get pretty darn close with Qt. I've also used PyInstaller, which is superbly well documented.

15 inch pro

Nice. Am gonna be doing this.

FWIW this is written in PyQt so it'll easily port over to Ubuntu and Windows, will post again here when done.

As far as speed goes: Transfers: ~1000s times faster (thanks to Rsync as fimdomeio says); Browsing: ~10x (thanks Paramiko); Deletion: ~100x (SSH/rsync beats SFTP recursion). Although one day I am going to write a FUSE/driver that implements all this and avails it for SSHFS, because it's hard to beat that Finder integration...

1000s of times faster than Time Machine & more features, more configurable, more secure; and networked.