Peter Todd wrote:

> I'd disagree on that. Backing up your sandbox should be done the most
> often, because you sandbox is what you are most likely to delete by
> accident, wiping away your most recent changes.

Depends on how you work. I /use/ my repository. Which means that when
someone other would run a backup on a sandbox, I usually commit the files
and run a backup on the repository. Gives me the best of both worlds and
then some: I have always a current backup of the most recent changes /and/
I have backed up all history. 

Since the backup is incremental, only changed files get backed up. Which is
not that much, and runs quite fast.

Gerhard

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