ideviceunback VS unison

You can also try https://github.com/inflex/ideviceunback but you'll have to compile it on your own, preferably in Linux.

You should be able to browse iTunes backups using 3utools. It's free. Other than that, https://github.com/inflex/ideviceunback - this should be able to "convert" those backups into human readable form.

Good question. I will copy over some docs from the Umarshal module to hopefully shed some light, but first to set the context:

I started using Unison to transfer & sync my data between my old Ubuntu machine and my new Arch machine. During the first test run, only transferring some folders it achieved speeds of 80Mbit/s, both machines being in the same local network connected via Ethernet. This seems resonable and is something I can work with. However, now that I edited my profile to include more folders Unison is not able to send more than 1,5Mbit/s. I haven't changed any settings, only inlcuded more folders to sync. From all what I've read Unison should be way faster in this SSH via local network setting.

It's a user space app: https://github.com/bcpierce00/unison

Unison is definitely very cool. I used it myself for a work thing and it was quite useful. I'm just surprised every time I go back to https://github.com/bcpierce00/unison/issues/375 and see the wire protocol still doesn't has been fixed to work across different versions.