I like the look of Kbackup and am trying to get it running on a default debian linux container on my chromebook.
I used “sudo apt install kup-backup” and it appeared to work without error.
Next I typed
kup
kup-backup
kbackup
backup
all resulted in the message “-bash: kup-backup: command not found”
Am I going down the right track or won’t it work on a chromebook?
TIA
Barry
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Assuming that you have KDE plasma or higher installed on the debian linux container. See if the following command works to start KBackup
/usr/bin/kbackup
If this does not work then give the following two commands to identify where KBackup is installed and then run it from the path.
$ whereis kbackup
$ which kbackup
I finally got it working by reinstalling as follows:
sudo apt purge kbackup
sudo apt autoremove
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt install kbackup
Now it works and I have to say I’m less than impressed.
Thanks for the help