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How to Start Galaxy Backup Service in Linux

Galaxy Backup is a back-up service you can run on Linux operating systems, such as Ubuntu, FreeBSD or Linux Mint. If you have this service installed on your computer, you can start the service by running a specific command in the computer's command-line application, called the Terminal.

Instructions

    • 1

      Turn on and log in to your Linux computer.

    • 2

      Open a Terminal window from the Desktop.

    • 3

      Type "galaxy /start -bg" (without the quotation marks) and press "Enter."

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