Not exactly sure what you mean by "mp3 plugin," but this might be useful:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
Check out Setion 3.4. You can download a .deb package(s) to your...
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Not exactly sure what you mean by "mp3 plugin," but this might be useful:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
Check out Setion 3.4. You can download a .deb package(s) to your...
diff monday/ tuesday/ > tuesday/diff.txt
That will spit out the differences between the two directories, then redirect the output into a text file. I would recommend checking out the man page...
No, I would expect an incremental rsync backup like this to finish very quickly.
However, I have had trouble with Windows file systems in the past. Somehow the timestamps are incorrect and rsync...
You already had them synced with rsync in the past?
What file system is on the drives?
As far as I know, there are no (good) Linux applications for obtaining water properties (steam properties). However, ChemicaLogic's SteamTab Companion is very handy freeware, but it is Windows-only....
Thanks Nick.
For Gmail users, you can write a little script that opens Gmail as your default mail client.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/set-gmail-as-default-mail-client-in-ubuntu/
For some reason, amarok doesn't seem to like long names for cover art. When I use "cover.jpg" that tends to work well. I would avoid spaces in the names too.
Have you tried Kid3? It's really nice...
I'd probably use the flag --exclude=PATTERN or --exclude-from=FILE
Just create a text file called FILE (or whatever you like) and put the full path to your Desktop directory in it. rsync will then...
Glad you're giving Ubuntu a try!
Are you using Ubuntu's Synaptic package manager (Adept in Kubuntu)? Not sure where you were "browsing the downloads section" ... you can get all the programs you...
I think cp -Rp will do the trick, hidden files included. I'd also consult cp's man pages. You'll probably want begin with rm -R on /targetdir to start with a clean slate.
Yes, I think you are correct. If you change an ID3 tag on your media server, the -u flag will overwrite the file on your laptop to reflect the changes. rsync compares the timestamps of files and...
Unfortunately, no. rsync does not play well with FAT32. I think there were issues with case sensitivity and time stamping. I couldn't get rsync to properly update the files incrementally; it just...
The Ubuntu forums contain several great posts about fully backing up a Linux system. I use this one regularly: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087
But this method doesn't work very well...