TimeBrowse

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Last Update: 2013-05-21

TimeBrowse is a Windows VSS like utility for NILFS2 and Nautilus.
It comes with a snapshot manager and nautilus extension.
Snapshot manager manages the snapshot of NILFS.
Nautilus extension extends nautilus property to show history of the item.

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TimeBrowse Nautilus PropertyPage extension version 0.4.1

TimeBrowse Nautilus PropertyPage extension version 0.5

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