Backup-Scheme / Backup-Tools / Backup-Your Eyes Out II

So, there i was after trying rsync and unison, looking for another program to try. I found one:

I looked at:

jfilesync (website HERE)

• like the name tells us we are now entering java-territory
• very GUI based, you need to click to get the job done. If you're unlucky even do it a lot.
• It is Open-Source, which is nice
• It's java (i congratulate me for putting it that way. Java polarizes. Some people like it. Some people would prefer their testicles being bitten into by a rabis-infected Squirrel while standing naked in a Blizzard upon a Hill in Yukon, Alaska over using a Java-GUI-Tool be it AWK or SWING.

The problem i had with JFileSync is: It is very user-interaction driven. I do not want to be forced to interact with a program that often. A GUI is okay, but please work without me looking over your shoulder, dear program. If i cannot trust you, i do not want to use you to secure my important data, thank you!
(and yes i did not say anything more about it being java)

I did also look into iFolder by Novell... but it's a little too enterprisey for my taste right now. You need a Server for the Sync. And if you do not want it to be that way, you need some kind of peer-to-peer stuff. It's designed to make Network Backups in a Heterogenous environment and from the looks of it i guess it'll do that pretty good. But it's just not the right tool for the job here.

So right now i have 2 Options, unison who sometimes does strange things and JFileSync who does not do strange things until i tell it to.