I'm trying to decide whether or not to stick with my current rsync based backup strategy now that I have a home lab or if I should use something like borg.
On one hand I know how to use rsync locally. On the other, I could do both my remote and my local backup with borg and just use one tool.
Matt :opensuse: :kdelight: /
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