One of Leopard’s new features, aimed at ensuring people improve their Backup habits and enabling intuitive restore. Sadly, it interacts very poorly (i.e., not at all) with FileVault, which makes it all but useless to me.
Resources:
| Date | Link | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2009 | ||
| Oct 16 | 10.6: Create networkable, encrypted and copyable Time Machine backups | Very neat. I’ve saved a local copy of the scripts for creating and restoring from encrypted disk images. |
| Feb 28 | Time Vault | A Linux equivalent, still under development. |
| 2008 | ||
| May 11th | Time Machine Exposed! | Using the tms command line tool to explore backups |
| May 9th | Prune Your Time Machine Backups Selectively | Using a modified version of GrandPerspective |
| Apr 10th | JavaScript clone of the UI | Pretty damn impressive |
| Mar 5th | Time Machine | a pretty good rundown, complete with under-the-hood details |
| 2006 | ||
| Aug 8 | MacWorld First Looks article | Where it is mentioned that it was supposed to work in oh, slightly different ways |