Unison
Unison is a file synchronization tool that keeps directories synchronized across different computers and operating systems. It's primarily used by developers, system administrators, and power users who need to maintain identical copies of files between multiple machines. Unlike simple backup tools, Unison performs bidirectional synchronization, detecting changes on both sides and allowing users to choose how to resolve conflicts. It works locally or over networks using SSH, making it popular for keeping development environments, documents, and configuration files in sync across different systems.
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1 suggestionGood news! A native Apple Silicon version of Unison is available. The latest version 2.53.8 includes a native ARM64 build for Apple Silicon Macs. You can download it from the official GitHub releases page or install it via Homebrew with 'brew install --cask unison-app'. Note that this version may require adjusting your Gatekeeper security settings since it's not notarized by Apple, but it will run natively on your Apple Silicon Mac without needing Rosetta 2.
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