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Backuplist 8.6.1 Free Download For Mac

Backuplist+ is a straightforward macOS application that enables you to create backup lists with all your important files. Also, backuplist+ is designed to make simple copies of files or clone your entire operating system. Additionally, backuplist+'s easy to use interface provides all the necessary tools to make dated folders for multiple backup versions. Beside making straight copies, backuplist+ is capable of compressing your files and burning folders. It is also important to mention that, unlike many other backup utilities, backuplist+ is designed to create copies of your folders instead of generating backup archives. This way you do not have to restore your backups, you only need to retrieve them with a click of the mouse. In addition, with the help of the backuplist+ app you can make full system bootable clones by cloning an entire boot disk and copying the hidden Recovery HD.

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Backuplist 8.6.1 Free Download For Mac Os

Backuplist+ also comes with a built-in backup scheduling feature which makes possible to create automated backups. For this to work you have to add backupList+'s Scheduler app to your Mac's login items so that it can check for scheduled backups in the background once a minute.

Backuplist 8.6.1 Free Download For Mac Pc

Price Free Version 8.5.5 Release Date September 27, 2016 Category Operating Systems OS X Publisher Rob DuToit Software Publisher's Description BackupList+ is an all-purpose backup utility for OS X widely used by people who want a simple way of protecting their data without the hassles of complex software. It makes simple copies of files so you don't have to deal with proprietary archives; to restore your files you just copy them back from the backup destination when needed. It copies everything exactly as it is using a specially modified build of the rsync utility, preserving all critical OS X file meta data.

You begin by selecting the type of backup, including full system clones, regular backups, incremental backups (like Time machine), or disk images. The concept is very simple but it also offers many more advanced options including writing your own rsync command line for specific situations not covered by the default settings.