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Line 9: * Backups are normally written to separate media, while versioning file systems write to the same hard drive (and normally the same folder, directory, or local partition). === In ~~compare~~comparison to revision control systems === Versioning file systems provide some of the features of [[revision control system]]s. However, unlike most revision control systems, they are transparent to users, not requiring a separate "commit" step to record a new revision.

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