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FreeFileSync Software Interface Screenshots Introduction 2
FreeFileSync Software Interface Screenshots Introduction 2
Windows
Ubuntu
macOS
Software Interface Screenshots Introduction 1Software Interface Screenshots Introduction 2FreeFileSync Software Interface Screenshots: Feature and Setting IntroductionFreeFileSync is a versatile and user - friendly file synchronization tool that supports Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS. This introduction will walk you through its software interface screenshots in both normal and dark modes across these operating systems.
Main Interface : The Windows normal - mode interface of FreeFileSync is clean and well - organized. At the top, you'll find the prominent "Compare" and "Synchronize" buttons. These are the core functions for analyzing differences between folders and making them consistent respectively. The ribbon - like toolbar also provides quick access to other important features.Normal Mode
Native Look - and - Feel : The Ubuntu interface adheres to the native GNOME design guidelines. The main window has a simple layout with the main operation buttons at the top. The folder selection areas use the standard Ubuntu file - chooser style, making it familiar for Ubuntu users. Normal Mode
Mac - Style Interface : The macOS interface of FreeFileSync follows the macOS Human Interface Guidelines. It has a sleek and intuitive design. The menu bar at the top provides access to all the application's functions. The main window has a simple and clean layout with the folder selection areas clearly defined.Normal Mode