Hi Thanks for all your answers.
kbackup looks like backintime-kde: A good tool, but not very integrated into KDE and limited to file backup. I think a good backup system should be also able to deal with database (for amarok, digikam, etc.), and should provide a good restore interface. Kamion is take the problem on a different angle (migration and backup), which is interesting. Sadly, It's abandonned for a long time now. So I will have a look at TimeVault, which share the most with what I want. I hope to learn about KDE technologies, and maybe improve the software to make a really practical tool. If so, I will be back in a couple of month to share my work :) Thank you, Adrien >> Visit http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-devel#unsub to unsubscribe <<
