- Platform: Mac
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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RETROSPECT 6.X SERVER MAC BOXED
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Retrospect: once great product goes sour,
By Olympus Rival (The Meadowlands, NJ) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dantz Dev. RETROSPECT 6.1 SERVER MAC ( GU10A600000 ) (CD-ROM)
I've been using retrospect on macs since the mid-nineties. While computers have advanced a great deal since then, retrospect software has not. It is a bloated mess of outdated graphics and inefficient algorithms. I use this software because it is the only thing I've found which will run unattended backups on a mixed network of Mac, Windows, and Linux computers. This is no small feat and I give Dantz/EMC credit for that. They lose the credit, however, because while it's been how many years since OSX has been released, retrospect still doesn't run native. It's just a Carbon version of the system 9 software. This means that you always have to have the finder open on your server to run retrospect and it can't take advantage of any of the features of a unix based OS like OSX. It's also a processor hog; doing a simple backup, slows my dual processor tiger server down to a crawl. Clicking the wrong button while using the clunky interface can mean spending the next fifteen minutes watching the old capstans turn (their version of the spinning beachball). There's gotta be a better way.
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