Download DirSync Pro 1.2b1

A beta of DirSync Pro has been released with version number 1.2b1. This open source program is intended to synchronize one or more folders, for example a computer with a PDA or USB memory stick. This can be both uni- and bi-directional. The program is written in java and therefore platform independent. Downloads are available for DOS, Linux, and Windows. The beta version includes some major changes under the hood, in addition to the following improvements:

Changes in DirSync Pro 1.2b1:

• Improved: The sync engine is rewritten completely for a better performance, better memory usage and to support some (upcoming) features.
• Improved: Before the actual synchronization starts, a queue list will be generated. When you synchronize, only the queued (analyzed) items will be synchronized.
• Added: The GUI is updated to show the Sync queue. You’ll now get for each pair of files information like the modification dates and file sizes in the Sync queue.
• Added: Synchronization statistics are now calculated and shown in the GUI.
• Changed: Directory is now called Directory Profile.
• Improved: Analyzing (formerly known as previewing) is done once now. If you have already analyzed your sync and you may want to synchronize, the synchronization will start immediately.
• Changed: The text pannels (outputs) are converted into a message queue in which the messages will be shown.
• Fixed: The synchronization will not get slower when synchronizing massive number of files.
• Changed: The possible log levels are now: Minimal(events, warnings, errors), Moderate(events, warnings, errors and configuration data), Excessive (events, warnings, errors, configuration data and filenames)
• Improved: Shiny 48×48 bit Windows program icon (Thanks to Dan Gibson for drawing that)
• Improved: The log file handling is optimized. Some reported problems are fixed.
• Fixed: Some spelling errors (Thanks to Gijs Noorlander for reporting)
• Improved: Lots and lots of code cleaning.
• Fixed: Lots of minor issues.