OOoooh interesting stuff! Thanks for sharing.

This is really fun, but is there an equivalent of this app for desktop linux?

You’re literally proving it ain’t self-defense asshole

Killing elderly civilians in the back, a famous example of self defense.

But I heard ext4 was more stable. What are the trade offs?

Thanks

How do I set that up?

Like what?

I didn’t need home folder snapshots.

Am I doing something wrong? Not seeing a particular option? I have never seen or experienced what you’re describing.

Thanks!

Thanks I think this is the answer I was looking for!

Thanks!

Alright, thanks, I’ll try some experiments the next time I have the opportunity to do so.

Makes sense, thanks.

In my next reinstall, can I combine the / and swap partitions (they’re next to each other so I can do this) and will swap files just be automatically created instead?

How about when I need to reinstall the OS? Will overwriting / not touch /home like with my current set up?

How about when I reinstall the OS? Will it only affect the / and not touch the /home?

I use btrfs for my / because I can use Linux Mint’s Timeshift tool to make snapshots, but I don’t want snapshots of /home to be included. Am I doing this wrong?

Also, if I don’t indicate a swap partition during install, would the OS use swap files automatically?