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Thursday, 01 December 2005 |
Most computer users don't make use of a system backup tool until after
they suffer the misfortunes of a hard drive crash without one. But even
then, many find backup software too complicated to configure, and there
seems to be little in between creating CD or DVD archives by hand and
overpowered network backup systems designed for the enterprise. The
Simple Backup Suite (sbackup) is a tool for configuring regular backups
of system data and simplifying full and partial recoveries.
A product of Google's 2005 Summer of Code, sbackup is a set of Python
scripts accessible through a graphical interface. The current release
is available as an architecture-independent .deb package or a tarball,
and will install two GUI tools, simple-backup-config and
simple-restore-gnome.
Read more at Linux.com
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