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plasticsfuture » The State of Backup and Cloning Tools under Mac OS X (tags: apple osx backup comparison filesystem metadata software mac review unix .... SuperDuper! backup and system recovery software for Mac OS X because ... 2.
plasticsfuture » The State of Backup and Cloning Tools under Mac OS X Thus, a proper backup needs to preserve resource forks, even if no classic OS 9 software is used any more. I haven’t tried, but a clone of an OS X system ... 3.
plasticsfuture » Mac Backup Software Harmful SuperDuper! is the worst name for the best backup software I have ever used. ...... I find it one of the best Mac programs I have ever used. ... 4.
plasticsfuture » Mac Backup Software Harmful Complete, free Mac backup&hellip | April 4th, 2007 at 22:09. […] Mac Backup Software Harmful (and a great comparison of existing software) […] ... 5.
plasticsfuture » Mac Backup Software Harmful A very exhaustive comparison of backup software for Mac, with an emphasis .... I did have one corrupt incremental backup with Backup which made the whole of ... 6.
plasticsfuture » iChat audio/video chat and file transfer behind NAT If your router does not have consistent port translation, then the only hope is to have the router communicate with iChat via uPnP (universal plug’n play). ... 7.
plasticsfuture » Mac Backup Software Harmful Weitblick » Blog | May 30th, 2007 at 18:43. Mac Backup Software Harmful (and a great ..... Currently, SuperDuper is not available for Leopard/10.5 Mac OS. ... 8.
plasticsfuture » Mac Backup Software Harmful The only laudable exception is the great SuperDuper application, which performs flawlessly. ...... (tags: superduper mac osx backup sysadmin) […] ... 9.
plasticsfuture » Mac Backup Software Harmful A very exhaustive comparison of backup software for Mac, with an emphasis on the preservation of OS X metadata. The clear winner is apparently SuperDuper. ... 10.
plasticsfuture » Mac OS X 10.4.6’s iSync 2.2 Adds Nokia Series 40 ... Apple has today released Mac OS X 10.4.6, which includes the new iSync 2.2. I didn’t consider it possible, but at last Apple seems to have extended iSync ... |
