In 14.04 I didn't found a Option for Backup/Restore of Packages, but maybe it was possible over UbuntuOne (which is closed)?
If I think as an "happy-to-start-my-Ubuntu-User" I would search such a possibility in the default Backup-Tool deja-dup. But, from side of deja-dup you are right. Unfortunately this will not help the user. The finest would be a solution for save the packages, the second finest is maybe a small hint/information to the user before creating the first Backup.
> There should be an initial selection of some folders (home, opt, etc...)
>>$HOME is included by default and $DOWNLOAD, $TRASH are excluded by default. This backs up the user's data and settings.
Correct. What's with unfree Software which stores Information in opt? Non-standard?
In 14.04 I didn't found a Option for Backup/Restore of Packages, but maybe it was possible over UbuntuOne (which is closed)?
If I think as an "happy- to-start- my-Ubuntu- User" I would search such a possibility in the default Backup-Tool deja-dup. But, from side of deja-dup you are right. Unfortunately this will not help the user. The finest would be a solution for save the packages, the second finest is maybe a small hint/information to the user before creating the first Backup.
> There should be an initial selection of some folders (home, opt, etc...)
>>$HOME is included by default and $DOWNLOAD, $TRASH are excluded by default. This backs up the user's data and settings.
Correct. What's with unfree Software which stores Information in opt? Non-standard?