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Survive any Linux catastrophe with a Btrfs snapshot – these GUIs make it easy
Want to ensure your Linux system can recover from a catastrophe? Consider a handy GUI app for your Btrfs filesystem. These are the three I recommend.
Snapshots are a great way to restore a Linux system. The Btrfs filesystem includes snapshots by default. Instead of using the command line, make it simple with one of these GUIs. If you’ve used Windows, you may be familiar with the System Restore tool. This tool creates snapshots — restore points that allow you to revert your PC’s state to a previous point in time. Say, for example, you’ve installed a piece of software that made several changes to the operating system, and all of a sudden, things are not working as expected. You then uninstall the software, but your PC still…
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