[Pybackpack] pybackpack thoughts and future
seth vidal
skvidal at fedoraproject.org
Thu Aug 23 22:13:27 BST 2007
On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 14:31 +0100, Andrew Price wrote:
> - GUI redesign (currently ongoing in branches/newgui) for accessibility
> and HIG compliance, removal of GNOME-specific widgets
I'm going to beg off on anything like this. I have the design taste of a
brick.
> - Ability to run from the commandline or cron
> (e.g. pybackpack --nogui --backup mybackupset)
Heh, another fedora contributor was asking for this specifically. :)
> - General code cleanup, better use of objects and decoupling
nod. Doing this is probably the most important step.
> - Abstractions and "plugin" APIs for backup/restore functions
nod - I'll post some other thoughts about that soon
> - Improve configurability
What configuration options are you thinking about?
Just to be clear about my goals:
I'm looking for a way of having a backup interface in fedora that can
quickly and easily get a new user attached to a remote backup system
and/or a remote storage service (rsync.net, amazon-s3, whatever). Gnome
is the default desktop a user will see if they install from the livecd
or off of the standard disks so I'm focusing on that first.
I have a personal desire to be able to use this for my girlfriend and my
dad so neither one of them will cry to me when their disk dies :)
-sv
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