System Backups
Posted on January 24, 2008
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So I have decided that I may need to do backups since, I seem to blow my computer out of the water occasionally. so on to the how to. I am using sbackup. Which in ubuntu is very easy. Just type sudo apt-get install sbackup. It will install automagically for you.Then to get to the backing uppedness you go to System -> Administration and then choose simple backup config. You can then pick and choose all your settings including what files to backup and where to store the backup.
Happy day!
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