#Fastcopy linux portable#

That's the way many 'famous' go packages do it, for example 'yay' and 'yay-bin'. There’s not too much to say about Perigee Copy, except that it’s a simple and to the point TeraCopy alternative that adds a few useful extras to the usual copy and move operations.

Because Reading/Writing are processed with no OS cache at all, other applications don't easily become slow. Automatically selects different methods according to whether Source and DestDir are in the same or different HDD.

#Fastcopy linux portable#

RapidCopy is portable version of FastCopy that runs GNU/Linux. So I guess a 'tmux-fastcopy-bin' package, would be something very easy to maintain, with very little extra work. About FastCopy is the Fastest Copy/Delete Software on Windows. You already have the binary releases (also for arm) on github, automatically managed with go-releaser. The thing is that, on these small and less powerfull systems, it's not practical to constantly download the 500MB go compiler, and build the tool on that tiny cpu's and memory. Could you also provide a 'tmux-fastcopy-bin' PKGBUILD ?Īs a go language tool, tmux-fastcopy runs perfectly on Archlinux(arm) architectures in small systems as well Think of the Raspberry Pi 2, Zero, and many Arm chromebooks. I've only one request, if that's not asking for too much. Nice to see that the developer is also an Arch User and provides this PKGBUILD. Veeam Backup & Replication supports Fast Clone for the following types of backup repositories: Linux server. I've been watching it on github for a long time. Data blocks are copied only when files are modified.