home user back up project using deja dup
Michael Terry
michael.terry at canonical.com
Sun Mar 28 16:55:42 BST 2010
I'm not on the mailing list, so please CC: me. Comments below.
On Fri, 2010-03-26 at 14:59 +0530, shahansad kollaparambath wrote:
> Deja Dup written in vala has most of the features required for a back
> up utility, but has a very unfortunate GUI to go along with it. Also
> it lacks the profiles feature. I propose to create a new GUI to Deja
> Dup using gtk+ which will be intuitive and support profiles.
I'm the author of Deja Dup. Writing a new GUI seems like a big leap.
It might be better to incrementally improve any issues with the existing
GUI. Do you have particular suggestions?
David Bensimon (cc'ed) also had a backup idea for GSoC that also turned
into 'improving Deja Dup'. I think the two ideas could probably be
collapsed. I talked with David about possible features that would be
good for students.
I started a page on Deja Dup's wiki to track them:
http://live.gnome.org/DejaDup/GSoC
So I'm certainly open to helping mentor students. David also said he
would help with some of the mentoring work.
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