Any idea if they will go for a subscription model as well?For now, yes, it's freeware. It will soon be paid software.
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Any idea if they will go for a subscription model as well?For now, yes, it's freeware. It will soon be paid software.
Any idea if they will go for a subscription model as well?
Actually people do check open source code . See NIST CVE database listings for the last 3 months regarding Ubuntu: NVD - Resultsopen source code is, but nobody is checking that stuff
I was painting in broad strokes. You are right. Open source code does get check. But it’s not consistently all checked. And that’s been where the recent lapses have come from. It’s only volunteers and companies who volunteer their resources that produce open source projects. Some projects have more active maintenance than others. And some of the most relied upon projects in the world have few or single maintainers who desperately need more help.Actually people do check open source code . See NIST CVE database listings for the last 3 months regarding Ubuntu: NVD - Results
Note: most have been taken care of in Ubuntu Hardening thread.
That's true.But it’s not consistently all checked
This may have already been mentioned, but for you folks who insist upon FREE backup programs there is always Aomei Backupper Standard and Easeus Todo. I do not use either one, but I believe that through the years they have garnered decent reputations for being reliable. If anyone believes differently, please chime in.
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Based on what i read from win10 forums both those apps are disasters. I’d avoid both
I received a refund of around 25% when I renewed my subscription a few days ago. It is therefore likely that at least this discount will be available later.There's a rumor that they will have 50% discount at launch (around $50 for 4 PCs) and as long as you don't cancel subscription, you'll get that discount every year. I'll upgrade if they have good deal for v8 user.
Check out the Hasleo admin's forum response about HBS licensing.Any idea if they will go for a subscription model as well?
In general for ALL people what commented here for other system backup software, please consider the forum thread is mainly about Macrium Reflect.Aomei, EaseUS, Hasleo and MiniTools - no info on their ''about us'' pages. I don't trust such companies. I bet these companies are Chinese.
Uranium Backup - small, no background services, EU based and reputable, but expensive (easy fixable)
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