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Written on August 19, 2010 at 5:19 pm by

Backup your Linux machine with LuckyBackup

Filed under Computer tricks, Free Softwares, Freeware {2 comments}

LuckyBackup is an Open source software developed under GPL license. It’s main purpose is to keep your important folders in sync with the backup folders so that you can always have a backup copy of your important files and folders ready.

The interface is really easy to use. You just have to define the name, source and destination folders for each job. You can even synchronize with remote computers and save your preferences as profile so that you can use the same settings for other jobs as well.

See the video below to know usage of this software.

In final words, it is a great simple software, too many options yet too easy to use. Must have for all linux users. Backup your important data now before it’s too late.

Download LuckyBackup (5.3 MB) (SourceForge Link)

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