Hello all,
This is my first post to ubuntu-devel-discuss, but not my first posting
to a linux development list. I posted to ubuntu-devel after being
directed there, but that group is literally ubuntu developers only.
Anyway, I was heavily active on the lists in the earlier days of BusyBox
and uCli
Hi,
Here's a bit of a tangent on my part, but ideas grow well when there are
a few different ones! I was thinking that the conventional "backup tool"
is a rather unnecessary, kludgey design. Perhaps this could be
accomplished with a "backup:" URI implemented in gvfs, where backup
destinations get
Dylan McCall ha scritto:
>
> * We should present revisions of files. With backups happening
> passively, a super intelligent system could do them to multiple
> media.
If we do a conventional backup, we can avoid user intervention in
configuration by automatically creating a
