This has been posted a few times in the past month and a half. What's new in the latest version? Also, how does this compare to Transmit?

Yikes, 20 times in a year. That's excessive. The FAQ says that a small number of reposts is ok, but 20 is not small.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

That's even more true for Show HN: "New features and upgrades ("Foo 1.3.1 is out") generally aren't substantive enough to be Show HNs."

https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

Slow and steady with the addition of features over the last few months (http://bonhardcomputing.com/category/news/) and how does it compare to Transmit!? Transmit is an FTP app; Truck uses rsync-over-SSH.

FTP? Are you kidding https://library.panic.com/transmit/transmit5/protocols/

Don't get me wrong; I like Transmit, I've used it a lot. But it doesn't do rsync over SSH.

Incidentally, as a throwaway comment, FTP is from the 70's and rsync is from the 90's. I think about that sometimes.

I only see ftp/sftp and some cloud providers ... Am i missing something ? OP is right there is no rsync

This mentions try for free many times but doesn’t mention pricing anywhere. Why don’t you have clear pricing information on the site that’s easily accessible?

It’s 12 USD. I will add this more plainly to the website.

Thanks. I may be an outlier but I won’t download the trial until I know the cost. Appreciate you taking the feedback.

Curious why you choose Python? Is core logic implemented in Python? Was it hard to setup process for building and packaging app ? Any plans to release in Mac App Store? Ty.

I find Python to be one of the least worst languages. It took some difficult weeks to figure out how to build and package, although, to that end, PyQtDeploy came along at just the right time. It's already in the Mac App Store.

> It took some difficult weeks to figure out how to build and package

I had the exact same experience with my PyQt-based file manager [1]. Because of this frustration, I open sourced its build system [2]. I believe it could have saved you those weeks of work. Maybe it can still help you if you want to add automatic updates on Mac, or support other OSs (Windows, Linux).

1: https://fman.io

2: https://build-system.fman.io

Wow! I did not realise you had made a build system as a standalone project. This is excellent.

And sorry yes, the whole thing is implemented in Python.

Any advantage over using rsync in a terminal?

Obviously several. It’s quicker to learn. It’s easier to use. A non technical person can use it. Etc etc.