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Dendrobatus Azureus

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file-roller(1)

I'm really in a user interface mood right now. Only playing with the mouse meanwhile I'm making a backup of the long download of the massive multiplayer online role-playing game SWTOR

I mounted the source partition using thunar(1)
Then I physically mounted the drive in the tray where the destination was going to reside. After invoking file-roller I smoothly dragged the directory of SWTOR and dropped it into the Archiver which gave me the possibilities to make a tgz file of it and a dropdown where I could save tgz archive

Without lifting any more fingers than necessary I prepared the tape archive which would be gz compressed afterwards.

Since we're talking about a massive 56 GB it would take a while. As the progress bar slowly crept forward I did other things on other machines including Androids feeling content at the ease of which user interfaces bring sweet and smooth operations to us when we don't want to use any of our favorite shells

#bash #csh #ksh #sh #SCSI #programming #POSIX
#Archiver #compression #tar #gz #tgz #UI #XFce

#Mmorpg #SWTOR #gaming #Backup

wiki.gnome.org/Apps/FileRoller

gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/file-ro

docs.xfce.org/xfce/thunar/star

Photograph of an IPS LED panel displaying a file compression process. The main window is titled "Archive Manager" and shows the progress of adding files to a tgz file named "Star Wars - The Old Republic.tar.gz." The window indicates that 46 files remain to be added. The background has a Scania truck in a blue-toned image of a gorgeous blue truck with the word "SCANIA" visible on its side, parked in front of a massive building. The truck has a robust design with multiple lights and a mesh guard on the front. The photograph was composed using a very simple small sensor camera driven by an Android operating system, shot in Total Darkness with the camera in full automatic mode, driven by Open Camera
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