rsync vs Toucan : Which is Better?

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rsync

rsync is a utility for efficiently transferring and synchronizing files across computer systems, by checking the timestamp and size of files. Developed by Wayne Davison

License: Open Source

Apps available for Linux BSD Haiku

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Toucan

Toucan is a custom built portable app for advanced users to synchronise, backup and encrypt their data, wherever they are. Developed by Steve Lamerton

License: Open Source

Categories: Backup & Sync

Apps available for Windows

rsync VS Toucan Feature comparision

Feature rsync Toucan
Cloud sync
Delta Backup
Encrypted backups
File-sync
Backup
Command line
Command line interface
File by file encryption
File transfer
Folder sync
Schedule Backup
Incremental backup
Multiple languages
Portable
Stability
Support for Amazon S3
2 way sync
Comparative analysis of two destinations
Folder Comparison
Cloud Storage
Encryption
Disk Imaging
Disk Cloning
Clone to smaller disks
Mirror Backup
Password encryption
Backup profiles
Bidirectional sync
Comparing folders
Change File Dates
*community curated information: This table may not have the most accurate information. Please suggest changes

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