Freeware version: Designed for personal use only.The currently available versions are (copied straight from the website): The Linux version is much less expensive than its Windows counterpart and even come as a “freeware” for personal use. But don’t panic: you won’t have to pay for that since there are free licenses available. But you will not be able to perform a backup until you’ve obtained a license. Getting CloudBerry Backup for LinuxĬloudBerry Backup for Linux can be freely downloaded from the editor website. Anyway, that’s how I would use it in “corporate” environment to manage backups on a server for example, or when working remotely through ssh. So I decided to focus today on the command-line interface while reviewing that product. The GUI interface is rather intuitive as you can see by scrolling through the product page.

The tool provides both a GUI and a CLI interface. It’s a solution provided by CloudBerry Lab for “corporate and personal use”. Today I will review the CloudBerry Backup for Linux. Cloud-based Backup solutions have the wind in their sails.

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