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I'm loving B2 for my Linux desktop backup. I used Crashplan for many years until they pulled the plug recently. Now I'm using B2 via Duplicati and I'm actually
by jonotime 8y ago
I'm loving B2 for my Linux desktop backup. I used Crashplan for many years until they pulled the plug recently. Now I'm using B2 via Duplicati and I'm actually saving money (I have about 500Gb of backup).
Borg was a runner up, but Duplicati had built in B2 support, provided scheduling, and a web interface which makes navigating for specific files in a tree easy when needed.
Crashplan had a nice Linux client, but it was blackbox/closed source, so problems came up from time to time that were hard to debug. So its nice to have more control of my data as well.