We all agree that Sync Pro is overpriced and they probably rely on their existing user base, hence their price policy. One great thing about SyncPro is its wide compatibility: Intel/PPC since OS X 10.4! (that's why I still use it on my old machines - I don't have the latest version, though -) ) I only know of iBackup that can run in so many OSes, but it has a different approach. (What I like in Chronosync is the documents manager that allow to run multiple syncs in a row) Some might say that Chronosync has them too and I suppose that when you get used to its settings, it's ok. What I appreciate in SyncPro is the sync documents. I must say it's just that I was used to it.Ĭertainly it's not for its "gorgeous" GUI -) but at least it's clear.Ĭhronosync is its best competitor for half the price and it's perfect for simple syncing, but gets very complicated when you try and set up things precisely - at least, it's not obvious to me. I wrote a few years ago that SyncPro was the best, it surely was an excessive statement. Passwords can be supplied automatically for file server connections. Synchronize! Pro X actions can be scheduled to be performed at night or at any preset time, once or periodically, without anyone present. The status of backups can be monitored and accessed from any Web browser and email can be sent when backups happen, don't happen or have errors. Old files can be archived rather than deleted. "Fast scan" makes updating a bootable backup incredibly quick, and real-time folder watching starts backups when files are changed. It makes bootable backups of OS X system disks, without logging in as 'root'.
#CHRONOSYNC MAC TORRENT FULL#
Files are copied at the maximum speed possible, using pre-emptive multitasking to full advantage. Synchronize! Pro X is specifically engineered for OS X, taking advantage of the modern properties of the operating system, such as pre-emptive multitasking, and supporting the full capabilities of the file system, including 255-character Unicode file names and OS X file permissions.
#CHRONOSYNC MAC TORRENT UPDATE#
Update your backup with "Fast scan" enabled, and it will be done 10x faster! Or you can sync your home folder with a file server, or your PowerBook, or a FireWire disk, so that the files on both are up-to-date. As an example, you can use Synchronize! Pro X to backup your OS X startup disk to another hard disk, so that the backup disk is bootable. Synchronize! Pro X is a professional-strength system backup and file synchronization utility for OS X with many uses.
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