Flyback Updates with Better Interface, Easier Scheduling

By Kevin Purdy on May 21, 2008 at 6:45 AM

Linux only: Flyback, the previously mentioned Linux backup utility that aims to mimic Mac OS X Leopard’s Time Machine for set-and-forget usability, has a cutting-edge 0.5 version available in its Subversion repository that adds a good number of great things. Choosing what to back up, which external drive or server to place it on, and when exactly to do it, is a lot easier to grasp for those not schooled in rsync. The Ubuntu Unleashed blog has detailed instructions on getting the cutting-edge SVN version installed on your Debian, Ubuntu, or Red Hat-based system.

Flyback [Google Code via Ubuntu Unleashed]


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