Timeshift is intended more for system snapshots, and Clonezilla more for whole disk imaging, but the others are all for general data backup. They don't cover LuckyBackup, which is almost identical to Grsync, and it's worth noting that LuckyBackup has a built-in cron option to schedule the backups. Personally, I'm using LuckyBackup and Timeshift.
UrBackup could be useful to help manage multiple Linux, Windows, etc machines all backing up to centralised storage.
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There are several backup utilities available for Linux. Some of them are based on bash scripts and others are properly crafted open-source software. The problem comes when nothing is available in a default installation. I am a Debian user and I have some preferences to use certain backup utilities to keep my data safe. In this guide, I will help...
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