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Popup over Backups to indicate most recent backup to help determine when to Update

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  • scookeS Offline
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    wrote last edited by scooke
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    I seem to have niche processes and requests, and this is the latest.

    I have many of my apps set for manual update. When I do go to Update, I am always curious when the last backup was. This is because I juggle my backups often. So it's a bit of a pain to click the green arrow to manually update an app, but then have to click Backup to make sure there is a recent one, and once I see there is (or isn't so then I do make one), click back to Updates. Is it possible to have a pop-up appear when my mouse hovers over Backups to indicate at least the date of the most recent successful backup? I don't know how complicated that would be, and if it would be better to be an option only when in the Update panel, or all the time? Thank you.

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      Not too sure I understand the use-case. The update would anyways create a fresh backup or are you always skipping that? If you use rsync backup with hardlinks, any new backup basically takes only the extra space of extra data since the last backup anyways.

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