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Automated System
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README
Keep README ===================== Keep is a simple backup system for KDE. The principe is pretty simple: you choose a directory to backup, you choose the directory in which you want to backup it, you set up some options (eg. frequency) and it's done! Of course you can add later some other directories. A daemon will after take care of automatically perform backups when it's needed. When the time comes, Keep offers you a simple wizard to recover a previously backuped directory. It uses rdiff-backup (http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/) as backend.