Timeshift
System restore utility for Linux creating filesystem snapshots using RSYNC or BTRFS.
Why consider Timeshift?
Timeshift is a system restore utility for Linux developed by Linux Mint. It creates scheduled snapshots of the operating system (using RSYNC hard-links or BTRFS copy-on-write snapshots), enabling one-click rollback from system breakages.
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Overview of Timeshift
Timeshift protects Linux operating system files and system configurations without backing up personal documents, allowing instant boot-repair rollbacks.
Installation
# Ubuntu/Debian/Mintsudo apt install timeshiftTimeshift is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0).
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