5. Geoff is also correct here that gnucash saves backup so you don't lose
data, but backuping up to another media is always a good idea.
And asking this question "how do I back-up my gnucash data?" implies a
more serious misunderstanding about using your computer. It isn't just
just gnucash data that needs to be backed up but ALL your user data. And
if you have adopted a plan to back up ALL your user data, gnucash data
would be included in that, so no need to have a back-up plan specific to
gnucash.
It is not a matter of IF your hard drive or entire computer will fail
but WHEN that will happen. And even if a failure hasn't happened yet,
sooner or later you will be replacing your computer with a newer one.
Michael D Novack
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