File Transfer Script for Linux
The File Transfer Script is a versatile tool designed to simplify the process of moving files between folders on your Linux system. Whether you need to organize your photos, backup important documents, or manage your video collection, this script provides a convenient way to accomplish your file transfer tasks with ease.
Features:
Effortless File Transfer: The script streamlines the process of transferring files by allowing you to specify the source and destination folders, along with the type of files you want to transfer.
Flexible Transfer Options: Choose between transferring only photos, only videos, or both, depending on your specific requirements.
Real-time Progress Tracking: Monitor the progress of file transfers in real-time, with a progress indicator displayed in the terminal, ensuring you stay informed throughout the process.
Robust File Handling: The script is equipped to handle various file types commonly found on Linux systems, ensuring compatibility and reliability.
How to Use:
Run the Script: Open your terminal and navigate to the directory containing the script. Run the script by typing python transfer.py.
Select Transfer Type: Choose the type of files you want to transfer by entering the corresponding number when prompted:
Enter 1 for Photos Enter 2 for Videos Enter 3 for Both Specify Source and Destination Folders: Provide the paths to the source folder containing the files you want to transfer and the destination folder where you want the files to be copied.
Monitor Transfer Progress: As the files are being transferred, the script will display a progress indicator in the terminal, showing you how much has been transferred.
Completion Confirmation: Once the transfer is complete, the script will notify you of the total number of files transferred, ensuring that you know when the task is finished.
Requirements:
Python: Ensure that Python is installed on your Linux system. You can install it using your distribution's package manager if it's not already installed. Compatibility:
The script is compatible with all major Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, and others