> January 5, 2020 7:50 PM, "Franz" <169...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > May be it already somehow exists and I am not aware of it, but it would be > > very > > interesting to be able to save backup settings, that is a list of VMs that > > contain > > your current ordinary activity and you want to backup more often and fast. > > > > I mean not everything which in my case is over 250gb, not only vaultVM, > > which is easy > > to set, but lacking other important VMs. > > > > Rather being able to save a list of perhaps 5-7 more important VMs so that > > they are > > ready for a fast backup. > > > > I know there is a CLI that does just that and once even wrote a script for > > that, but > > I am never sure it still works as intended over so many Qubes upgrades and > > after > > every new Qubes installation all my scripts are moved from home to > > elsewhere for some > > reasons that do not understand yet. > > > > So backup is important and any incentive to win backup lazyness is worth > > every > > effort, particularly because automating Qubes backups is impossible or > > extremely > > difficult. > > > > Is it complicated to add this "save backup setting" to the GUI? > > Best > > Isn't that sort of what "Qube Settings > Basic > Include in backups by > default" does? >
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