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Fixed typo's in the README.md file and added clarity to a comment in the install.sh script.

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# Pendrive Backup
If you would rather use the 'sneaker net' to syncronise data between computers, then this script might be for you. Assuming you use Linux...
If you would rather use the 'sneaker net' to synchronise data between computers, then this script might be for you. Assuming you use Linux...
'Pendrive Backup' is a script for Linux systems, that can be installed multiple times for different back up jobs.
The idea being that if you are working on a project and want to switch between computers, say desktop at the office and laptop at home, this script makes it easy to transfer the relevant data back and forth between computers.
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### Contributing
Please feel feel free to raise an issue or submit a pull request if you think this script could be improved.
Please feel free to raise an issue or submit a pull request if you think this script could be improved.
### Credits
The dev's that wrote rsync, sed and bash. Oh and Inkscape for helping with the icon!
The dev's that wrote rsync, sed and bash.
### The developer
That'll be me I guess, Peter Green though calling it development seems to be pushing it a bit for a bit of bash scripting! It's the newarest I have got though ;-)
That'll be me I guess, Peter Green though calling it development seems to be pushing it a bit for a bit of bash scripting! It's the nearest I have got though ;-)
https://greenpete.co.uk/
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echo "And what is the full path to your local directory we will syncing with?..."
read -r local
# Define the variable 'remote'...
# Define the variable 'remote' - the full path to the directory on the pendrive...
remote=/$pen/$project_name
# Check for the 'bin' dir in the users 'Home' directory and create it if not present...