CalicosineThinking about using either BackInTime or bup with Kup for local backups to have stuff in multiple formats. BackInTime is on the AUR, and bup's readme mentions that it's not as well-tested as tar and stuff.
Only thing is Back in Time is Python and it would probably have to be rebuilt every time Python updates (my own stuff that uses Python has trouble with that, that's how I know).
Reading the Back in Time FAQ and it says that if you move a large file, you have to then manually move it in the destination or it'll take up a lot of space because it'll think it's a new file.
There's another option with Unison, it sounds like SyncToy for Windows which I used for some time as my backup. I get that a sync isn't a backup but that's not the point.
What would be neat is if there was some way to use Unison with bup or Back in Time to get moved files synchronized and have incremental backups.
Unless I can have a drive with a Unison sync and another with bup/Kup? That's extra drives, though.
Oh but what if I were to get a storage server from Hetzner and use VeraCrypt to create an encrypted storage thing on it after mounting it locally and use bup with that. That doesn't mitigate malware, though and I don't really like Hetzner.