Direvent Does Its First Release As A GNU Project
Since becoming a GNU project last month, Direvent has put out its first official release.
GNU Direvent is formerly known as dircond and is a system-independent daemon that tracks file system directory changes with new additions, deletions, or modifications of files. When a file system event is detected in a pre-configured directory, the respective user-specified external program associated with that directory is signaled. This GNU Direvent daemon works on Linux along with a variety of BSD systems.
The version released today as its first of being known as Direvent is labeled Direvent 5.0 and can be downloaded from its new GNU.org project site.
GNU Direvent is formerly known as dircond and is a system-independent daemon that tracks file system directory changes with new additions, deletions, or modifications of files. When a file system event is detected in a pre-configured directory, the respective user-specified external program associated with that directory is signaled. This GNU Direvent daemon works on Linux along with a variety of BSD systems.
The version released today as its first of being known as Direvent is labeled Direvent 5.0 and can be downloaded from its new GNU.org project site.
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