That would be for Nautilus' developers... but they will probably ask you to
use the latest version of Nautilus to confirm that the bug still exists.
I believe I would simply use A and B to store different files (on B, those
you want to share) and backup both on C. Two partitions on A (/ and /home),
one on B, one on C.
And, yes, DéjàDup has (minor) problems: whenever you want to backup (notice
that you can define a fixed period and Déjà
I'llsave the really important data on some DVDs
Notice that DVDs are not eternal either.
Why would a cross backup matter since I have the original data on the
computer's disk anyway?
If all files on the disk are stored on another disk as well, it does not
matter. I thought that you wanted
We are not talking about a disk that will contain a operating system, right?
To organize the files there is something called directories (aka folders),
which do not bring any partitioning issue. File searches can be restricted
to a directory.
One directory can be for the backups, e.g., wit
