In T3930#115293, @pierrebonbon wrote:

@LanceHaverkamp If all you want is to do regular backups, there is an alternative already in Solus' Software Center that works pretty well and has a nice GUI (it's actually a graphical wrapper for the tool Duplicity). It's called Déjà Dup. It also encrypts everything.

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I really wish there was a better Linux desktop backup than Duplicati, but there isn't. Remote, encrypted, GUI, automatic backups are ignored by most users, but really are not optional. I don't like Duplicati, (or Mono) but can someone recommend another end-user alternative that can do encrypted, GUI, automatic backups to a wide range of offsite storage storage providers?