Linux Backup
Handy Backup is an effective backup software for Linux and Windows incorporating a full range of services regarding data backup. It's a Swiss-army knife in the area of data protection: a complete solution for Linux backup which is far more reliable than any Linux backup script available on the Net. How to Back Up LinuxHere are some of the main program's features:
Note: Handy Backup doesn't provide its own drivers for storage devices. To be able to backup to DVD, back up to CD or to other media, you need to have the appropriate drivers in your Linux distribution.
Download Handy Backup and back up your Linux files for 30 days for free! See download details... See all editions of Handy Backup... Setting Linux BackupSince the program was originally designed for Microsoft Windows, it can't be installed directly onto a computer running a different operating system. However, it is possible to install and run it on Linux using Wine. A complete guide on installation of Handy Backup in Linux is available at the following page: Installation of Handy Backup under Linux. For more information about functionality of Handy Backup, refer to Handy Backup features. Handy Backup - professional backup utility for Linux backup! |
Handy Backup is Perfect to Back up RemotelyWe have a network drive that is a RAID drive. We use this to store important files and backups from our home computers on the network. After a friends house fire, we want to be able to backup the RAID network drive and keep the backup away from the house. I purchased a large USB backup drive, but then found the backup software that came with it won't work with the network drive. Your software works perfectly.
Alex on November 26, 2009
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Support for Linux backup was an important step in development of Handy Backup. The latest version of the program allows you to back up Linux servers as easy as Windows-based PCs! All you need to do is to install and launch it under Wine which is a Windows-compatibility layer for x86-based systems. At present, Handy Backup has been tested and proven to work under Debian Linux with kernel 2.6.x. For other *nix systems it may not work properly, but the development is in progress.


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