https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=296109
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--- Comment #6 from stievenard.da...@gmail.com ---
So happy to see that this is confirmed : this is extremely useful when you have
a lot of tranfers to do, from and to a lot of different folders !!!
On windows, this was covered by supercopier/ultracopier or terracopy back in
the days. You can just do all the transfers like maniac and in stead of
stupidly doing all of them at the same time, this feature can queue up or not.
here's a quick list of supercopier's features
- interactive transfers list : can be reordered, moved into a new simulteneous
transfert or back into another serialized transfers list
- pause / slow down / auto-resume / cancel transfers
- automatic behavior to serialize / parallelize transfers. The user should be
able to configure what is considered as the "same source" and what is not so it
can propose the correct method. Example of a situation where it seems
impossible to detect without user's configuration: 2 pools of drives on a nas
mounted on your laptop : you can have 2 mounts on the same 1rst pool (i.e.
1-documents and 2-pictures) and 1 mount the other (i.e. 3-medias)
to approach the "auto- resume" feature of supercopier, to merge a folder with
another (without having to overwrite everything) on linux I have to use a
command line :
`rsync -avhP --progress --remove-source-files /source/directories/
/target/directory/`
and it's not perfect : as I have to manually delete the source folders, only
the files have moved
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