For my "backups" I use an encrypted container file, which is password protected. First I used TrueCrypt and I could open it in Windows and Linux. But after years not using Windows anymore and after TrueCrypts website was down and the software wasn't maintained anymore, I switched to LUKS.
I am very unlucky, because with FreeBSD I can't open the LUKS containers and don't know any other way. I tried vm-bhyve but I am not able to boot any Linux distribution. :/
Is there a way to have a password encrypted container, which can be opened by Linux and FreeBSD and maybe other operation systems?
For me it is important to be able to open it, throw something inside and close it again or navigating through the container (e.g. previews of pictures) and open just 1 file. So a 7zip archive or similar systems wouldn't work for me.
Or are there better ways to manage private data as "backups"? They are not really backups, because after I got new private pictures or videos, I just throw them to the container and make a copy of the container. So even increment backups of pictures and videos wouldn't be good, because the destination will be always deleted after it was copied to the target.
How do you manage your private data (pictures, videos, etc.)?
I am very unlucky, because with FreeBSD I can't open the LUKS containers and don't know any other way. I tried vm-bhyve but I am not able to boot any Linux distribution. :/
Is there a way to have a password encrypted container, which can be opened by Linux and FreeBSD and maybe other operation systems?
For me it is important to be able to open it, throw something inside and close it again or navigating through the container (e.g. previews of pictures) and open just 1 file. So a 7zip archive or similar systems wouldn't work for me.
Or are there better ways to manage private data as "backups"? They are not really backups, because after I got new private pictures or videos, I just throw them to the container and make a copy of the container. So even increment backups of pictures and videos wouldn't be good, because the destination will be always deleted after it was copied to the target.
How do you manage your private data (pictures, videos, etc.)?