This is a summary of updates for week ending 1/26.
ChronShield v24.12
ChronShield v24.12 is now available. This is a minor update that fixes some bugs.
ChronShield is a new system restore tool similar to Timeshift that uses BorgBackup for storage instead of using Rsync or BTRFS snapshots.
ChronShield v1.0
ChronShield v1.0 is now available for purchase from the store.
ChronShield is a new system restore tool similar to Timeshift that uses BorgBackup for storage instead of using Rsync or BTRFS snapshots.
ChronShield BETA 2
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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