I know this was discussed late last year but this still baffles me...
The PC takes ages to do a snapshot whereas the mac doesn't take
anytime. Shouldn't the PC gather all the information it needs at the
start when it's reading the disk or does it change a flag on the
files/folders to mark that a backup has been done.
The second thing that baffles me is that a catalog on a mac is about
1/4 of the size of the PC. They both backup Macs and PC's. There must
be a lot more information being stored on Retrospect for PC.
People at the Paris and Brussels office want to go to ArcServe but
from what I read that is a definite backwards step. I think I might
dump the PC's and go back to the Mac if this continues.
What are the advantages of the PC version over the Mac? I much prefer
a Mac any day.
Regards
Michael
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