luckyBackup 0.5.0
With luckyBackup you set rsync tasks via a graphical interface. The project reports that the development is virtually still.
Keep a backup of important files or synchronise folders across devices. Know the difference: synchronisation can propagate a deletion, while a versioned backup can help you restore an earlier copy. Choose a destination with enough space and always try restoring a file. That way, you know your setup works.
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With luckyBackup you set rsync tasks via a graphical interface. The project reports that the development is virtually still.
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