Have you ever found yourself editing important files or directories and wanting to create a quick local backup first? You know the routine: cp myconfig.conf backup-myconfig.conf or something similar. But then you realize your backup naming lacks consistency-no timestamps, no predictable convention, just ad-hoc names that become meaningless over time.

That's exactly where qbak comes in. It's a super simple tool designed for lightning-fast local backups with a consistent, timestamped naming convention. Nothing more, nothing less. Just the backup utility you wish you'd had all along.

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