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so, its 2014 and still people use homegrown variations of tar, rsync, git and whatnot. Or a half done solution like this, or an abandoned solution like box back
by brimstedt 13y ago
so, its 2014 and still people use homegrown variations of tar, rsync, git and whatnot. Or a half done solution like this, or an abandoned solution like box backup.
why on earth isnt there already a perfect cross platform open source backup program? :)
I know,i know..why dont i make one myself? because we dont need a nother half done solution :-b
- brimstedt 13y ago(dont mean tobsay this is a bad product or anything, just not a finished product..)
- bambambazooka 13y agoyou can help finish it
- gcr 13y agoEvery "perfect cross platform open source program" had to start as a homegrown variation of tar, rsync, git, and whatnot. It's not like they fall out of the sky.
- brimstedt 13y agoof course things dont come out of nothing, i just find it so odd that we have open source top quality OSes, monitoring systems, programming languages, ides, browsers, graphics suites, etc etc, but no backup ..
- pjc50 13y agoNot having a backup isn't a "pain point". Until you have a disaster. And disasters are infrequent enough ..