GBCopy For Linux

GBCopy is a free, closed source and cross-platform graphical software project, a Java application that has been designed from the ground up to act as a power tool for copying files and folders from one location to another.

With GBCopy you can copy files or folders over network using the GBProtocol (4 - 5 times faster than the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) as it utilizes 99% of the network), transfer encrypted data, synchronize data between two locations, as well as to backup data.

The software notifies users by email when a task is complete and features both a GUI (Graphic User Interface) and a CLI (Command-line Interface). It supports compress file and rename, and the RSA 1024 bit, AES 256 bit, MD5 and SHA-256 algorithms.

The best feature of the GBCopy application is that it works all by itself, without relying on any third-party program. To use it, just download the pre-built binary package, unpack it and run the application with a double-click on the linux_start.sh file.

After opening the app, which has been certified by Softpedia with a 100% no spyware, no adware and no viruses award, you can immediately copy files locally or remotely, back and synchronize local files, as well as to configure the GBProtocol protocol, email alerts and authentication options.

Being written in the Java programming language, GBCopy is a platform-independent application that runs on any distribution of GNU/Linux, as well as on the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X operating systems. At the moment, it supports both 64-bit and 32-bit computer platforms.