This is a preliminary screenshot of 2.0 running on Ubuntu Linux 7.04. The two big white square that you can see are both tree controls (like the bit on the left hand side of explorer. The idea is that you'll select the directory you want and it'll appear in the tree control, selecting preview (which will be on the toolbar) will the score through the files that will be removed from each directory and add new files in italics, allowing you to see what effects the blacklist will have and exactly what will happen.
This screenshot shows the new blacklist pane, as you can see it will give you many more options than the old exclusions list. Although it doesn't say on that picture you will also be able to exclude files by date modified and size.
- Steve Lamerton's blog
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Looks great
They look great, Steve. Can't wait for the next release. Keep up the good work!
Glad,
you like it.
Excellent!
Looks excellent. And it seems most ideas will be included in the 2.0 release.
A little detail - "Files to always include" probably should not be included in "Blacklist" category (because these files are not really unwanted), or category should be named other (e.g. "Rules")
LuP
PS: Is there a place where to download the 1.2 version for Windows?
Calling
it rules sounds like a good idea, as for 1.2, it should be out in the next day, it's with John at the moment!
Who is...
... Who's often spoken "shadow John"? LuP
Cool
Looks good&professional.
n1!! glad about that i have
n1!!
glad about that
i have written a batch file which start with low priority, in the task bar and ends automatic when backup is done :DD
comfortable!