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Grsync

 sudo apt-get install grsync

it is so simple, and gives console output in gui

~/.grsync/ has its config file

Sample uses of grsync include:

synchronize a music collection with removable devices,
backup personal files to a networked drive,
replication of a partition to another one,
mirroring of files, etc.

test

pet@girl:~/SYNC$ rsync -r source/ root@10.1.0.155:~/peter
root@10.1.0.155's password:
pet@girl:~/SYNC$

and it si done! exactly like scp but how can I keep the remote [dest] exactly like local:[src] I mean if I change a file name in [src], I hope the older name won't show up in [dest]

A: the option --delete will do the job, for other options, check man or check the command line output of grsync

Note: -c has nothing to do with verify integrity, since integrity is forever guranteed, see this

              Note that rsync always verifies that each transferred  file  was
              correctly  reconstructed  on  the  receiving  side by checking a
              whole-file checksum that is generated  as  the  file  is  trans-
              ferred,  but  that automatic after-the-transfer verification has
              nothing to do with this option's before-the-transfer "Does  this
              file need to be updated?" check.