Déjà Dup is a free and open source Linux program we can use to easily create incremental data backups on Ubuntu Linux. The program is basically a graphical frontend for Duplicity; its goal is to hide complexity, be simple and easy to use. Linux backups created with Déjà Dup can be Linux encrypted and stored locally and stored remotely, even using storage space provided by Cloud Backup services like Google Drive.
How to install it:
$ sudo apt install deja-dup
sudo apt install deja-dup
Installing:
deja-dup
Installing dependencies:
duplicity librsync2t64 python3-bcrypt python3-fasteners python3-monotonic python3-nacl python3-paramiko
Suggested packages:
python3-pydrive2 python3-boto3 ncftp lftp tahoe-lafs python3-swiftclient python3-pip par2 python-nacl-doc python3-gssapi python3-invoke
Summary:
Upgrading: 0, Installing: 8, Removing: 0, Not Upgrading: 4
Download size: 1,061 kB
Space needed: 5,291 kB / 1,512 GB available
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[[env]]
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