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zenity --progress ? here a thread about using it in copying files. what you have to do is to get the fullsize of the file and the size of what has already has beeen copied and then : Code:
Fullsize=$(stat -c %s $file1)
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CopiedBytes=$(stat -c %s $file2)
let Percentage=CopiedBytes*100/Fullsize
echo $Percentage
sleep 1
) | zenity --progress --title="Copying files" --text="Copying $file1 to $file2" --percentage=0 --autoclose
Not tested but should work |
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