Twifty
9 September 2020 17:19
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I’ve been running KDE on the testing branch for about two years now. In that time I’ve never had a system break due to plasma. Sure the occasional bug slips though, but they are quickly fixed.
The best advice I can offer is to make use of timeshift
and have a Manjaro iso at the ready.
Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆
We are all familiar with burning live usb stick to boot our Manjaro isos. That is useful when you are installing manjaro on a new machine. However, if you already have linux installed with grub, there is a better way to boot Manjaro iso files. I usually do this when I test new iso files for a new release or when I need to use a rescue system because one of my experiments rendered my installation unbootable.
You can boot the .iso file directly from your hard drive without burn…
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆
If you follow the tutorial completely, you will be able to create a backup of your entire system not only limited to Manjaro, but also including Windows, RHEL, Ubuntu, … and whatever else you might have installed on your system!
Even if you replace your HDD by an SSD, your HDD crashes, your entire system gets stolen, … you can always restore a Cold System backup to an identical system (You cannot restore E.G. a Dell XPS onto a Dell PowerEdge and then expect that to…
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