Review: Linux Backups For Real People, Part 3
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Yay! Commercials! Buy more books!
ColonelPanik, you'll be pleased to know that my next project is to build a Linux-based time machine. So your lost data may not remain lost after all!
ColonelPanik, you'll be pleased to know that my next project is to build a Linux-based time machine. So your lost data may not remain lost after all!
> ...my next project is to build a Linux-based time machine.
And the projected beta release would be Jan. 1, 1969?
And the projected beta release would be Jan. 1, 1969?
With all the hype about SuperDuper for Mac OS X, I found the damn thing nearly impenetrable to do all but a straightforward backup. I don't know how good Time Machine really is (I'm stuck at 10.3 on my iBook and won't be upgrading this G4 machine to 10.5 ... ever). But easy, automatic backup in Linux would be a great thing, indeed.
TC, As I am living in Louisiana, I am already 75 years back in time. But at least I have
endless impossibilities.
Hey, TC, I read the chapter-list of your book and it looked quite impressive. I might as well buy it. Any idea when this book will be in German (or Dutch) bookstores? That's because I don't have a credit card, so I believe I can't use Amazon (it's on pre-sale on Amazon right now).
Hans, non-english translations always come later, and they're usually a surprise to me :)
It's not in any bookstores yet- supposed to hit at the end of this month. So sooner or later you should have your choice of multiple languages to choose from!
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Er, next time please be about 3 months sooner! Maybe we can recover the lost data?