When backing up a desktop system it is handy to have regular and
immediate feedback about backups. This features a notification of backup
stats summary, including the added size to the repository, so you can
have a quick follow-up about what are you uploading to the repository.
This may be very useful if you upload by accident a big file or directory
which should be in your exclusions, so it warns you and gives the chance
to fix the exclusions and remove the undesired snapshot later.
systemctl start restic-backup@default.timer was failing with the following message:
```console
❯ sudo systemctl start restic-backup@default.timer
Failed to start restic-backup@default.timer: Unit nm-unmetered-connection.service failed to load properly, please adjust/correct and reload service manager: Device or resource busy
See system logs and 'systemctl status restic-backup@default.timer' for details.
```
and by doing `systemctl daemon-reload` before that command solved the issue.
But according to `man systemd` in order to avoid this, it seems that `enable` command must be issued before `start`, as it reloads the system manager configuration (in a way equivalent to daemon-reload). So, once properly sorted, it seems that both commands can be fused into a single `enable --now` command :)
"make install" -> "make install-systemd"
so that I could now add a
""make install-cron"
target.
Soon there will be
"make install-macos"
"make install-windows"
Thus it does not make sense to have a general `make install` anymore.
