Linux Back In Time: Backup made easy
In my recent trend of covering Linux backup tools I have, so far, covered Flyback (â€Quick and easy backups with Flyback“) and Backerupper (â€Simple gui backup tool Backerupper“). Both tools are GUI tools that make the process of backing up your Linux files and folders a simple task. This time around I want to add to this growing list of user-friendly backup tools Back In Time.
Back In Time offers two GUI versions: One for GNOME and one for KDE. If you want to run the KDE version of the tool you will have to be running KDE >= 4.1. The difference between the GUIs is minimal, and there are no features on one that are on the other (it's all in the different widget sets used.)
In my recent trend of covering Linux backup tools I have, so far, covered Flyback (â€Quick and easy backups with Flyback“) and Backerupper (â€Simple gui backup tool Backerupper“). Both tools are GUI tools that make the process of backing up your Linux files and folders a simple task. This time around I want to add to this growing list of user-friendly backup tools Back In Time.
Back In Time offers two GUI versions: One for GNOME and one for KDE. If you want to run the KDE version of the tool you will have to be running KDE >= 4.1. The difference between the GUIs is minimal, and there are no features on one that are on the other (it's all in the different widget sets used.)
