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Right now I’m a bit vague on how many Windows XP licenses I’m using. (Okay, I did mention something about python.
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I think I need to update Classic Galcon at some point anyways. (If anyone has used it and has tips they want to give me, I’d love ’em!) I’ve only given it the five minute inspection, so I can’t say for sure if it will work yet. It wouldn’t be a useful solution for source control, but it looks like a nice solution for managing a photo / music / document collection. If we have a photo gallery and we add pictures to it, those pictures will get automagically synced to a central server and then automagically synced back to other machines. What I did find is the Unison File Synchronizer, which appears to do exactly what I want. I would use subversion, except somehow it just doesn’t seem like “the right tool” for the task of managing 1000s of photos and mp3s. I mentioned in my last post that I really wanted to be able to sync my photos, music, and documents between several machines. This one has one several awards in the past few years, so I guess it must be decent. My main objective with anti-virus is to have *something* and have it stay out of my way. I had tried this one out about half a year ago, and I found that it didn’t drain system resources. From my research there are about a dozen pretty good anti-virus solutions. So, I think I’m going to go with eset nod32 anti-virus. However, if this sort of stuff is unwanted, please tell me and I’ll reign in my planet posts to being on-topic.) it seems general enough of interest that maybe other python folks might be interested. (Okay, I’m going to syndicate this to the python planets, because well.
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