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When you synchronize 2 file repositories with rsync, then you want to use fsize to show you if both sides show up with the same amount of files and with the same file sizes. Using du always counts files and directories (option -sb), which can result in different sizes. A directory node may use 12 KB on the rsync source and 16 KB on the rsync destination.

Acid Rain is an application that lets you synchronize files between computers and keep a history of changes in them.Acid Rain uses Mercurial technology to keep files, this makes possible to use it independently on a single computer to keep the history of different versions of your documents or with an external server to synchronize your files on different PCs. Theoretically you can use any Mercurial hosting service. Another option is to build your own server using Acid Rain Server and synchronize your files across multiple computers via your local network or even the Internet.Some of the advantages over other similar applications are these: You decide how to use it, either on a single computer, only versioning your files or in conjunction with a third party service (Mercurial hosting) to synchronize on different computers or even more using your own server.