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 ## Automation
 
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-    The script has to be automated so that you will have current backups incase you need them. This can be automated using <em>Linux Mint's</em> built in <a href="https://www.fosslinux.com/106902/the-guide-to-mastering-cron-jobs-in-linux-mint.htm" target="blank"><strong>crontab</strong></a> system to create a <code>cron</code> job. <strong>Crontab</strong> is managed with the terminal and <em><strong>does not</strong></em> have a GUI.
+    The script has to be automated so that you will have current backups incase you need them. This can be automated using <em>Linux Mint's</em> built in <a href="https://www.fosslinux.com/106902/the-guide-to-mastering-cron-jobs-in-linux-mint.htm" target="blank"><strong>Crontab</strong></a> system to create a <code>cron</code> job. <strong>Crontab</strong> is managed with the terminal and <em><strong>does not</strong></em> have a GUI.
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-    I have not found a good GUI option for crontab as of yet however, I have found and use an application called <a href="https://wiki.euronvault.com/podfetch" target="blank"><strong>Cronicle</strong></a>. Cronicle is task scheduler that functions like <strong>crontab</strong> but only with a GUI.
+    I have not found a good GUI option for crontab as of yet however, I have found and use an application called <a href="https://cronicle.net/" target="blank"><strong>Cronicle</strong></a>. Cronicle is task scheduler that functions like <strong>Crontab</strong> but only with a GUI.
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