ChronShield BETA 2 is now available.
ChronShield is a new system restore tool similar to Timeshift that uses BorgBackup for storage instead of using Rsync or BTRFS snapshots.
ChronShield BETA
A BETA version of ChronShield is now available.
ChronShield is a new system restore tool similar to Timeshift that uses BorgBackup for storage instead of using Rsync or BTRFS snapshots.
ChronShield - Feature Comparison
ChronShield and Timeshift are system restore utilities for Linux that create a snapshot of system files.
ChronShield creates system snapshots using BorgBackup.
Timeshift creates system snapshots using Rsync and BTRFS snapshots.
[Read More]ChronShield - System Restore Tool
ChronShield is a system restore application for Linux that creates a snapshot of system files using BorgBackup. Snapshots can be restored later to reset the system to a previous date. This is useful to recover from software issues such as bad system updates, bad kernel updates, failed release upgrades, and other misconfiguration.
You can create a snapshot of the system before making any major changes, and rollback easily in case of problems.
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