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FooSync v0.0 README
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FooSync is a directory synchronizer. Its purpose is to keep two filesystem
directories, one of which may be on a remote machine, in sync with each other.

FooSync was inspired by command-line source-code versioning systems, in
particular, Subversion and Git. FooSync aims to be like a lightweight version
of SVN or Git -- good for keeping your tree synchronized with the master --
but without the overhead of storing old versions.

FooSync works around the paradigm of changesets. FooSync will tell you which
of your files are different from the remote copy, and you will tell FooSync
which of them you want to act on. FooSync builds a changeset, which it then
batch-transfers when ready, either by pulling remote changes in or pushing
local changes out.

FooSync Usage:

fs [-vq] [command] [arguments...]

Global options:
    -v      [V]erbose mode. FooSync will whistle while it works.
    -q      [Q]uiet mode. Run with no output unless an error occurs.

Commands:
    help    Prints usage and command list.
    init    

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