

Select “btrfs” as the “Snapshot Type” continue with “Next”.

If I want to create a new SSH key, I run: Particularly, I use Bitwarden for all my passwords. I use Firefox and like to keep my bookmarks and extensions in sync.
SUDO APT INSTALL MELD PASSWORD
Sudo chown -R $USER: $USER /home/ $USER Sync Firefox to access password manager Sudo rsync -avuP $BACKUP/.local/share/applications ~/.local/share/ Sudo rsync -avuP $BACKUP/.config/Nextcloud ~/.config/
SUDO APT INSTALL MELD FULL
Ubuntu Desktop 20.04: installation guide with btrfs-luks full disk encryption including /boot and auto-apt snapshots with Timeshift.Ubuntu Desktop 20.04: installation guide with btrfs-luks-RAID1 full disk encryption including /boot and auto-apt snapshots with Timeshift.Fedora Workstation 33: installation guide with btrfs-luks full disk encryption (optionally including /boot) and auto snapshots with Timeshift.Ubuntu Server 20.10 on Raspberry Pi 4: installation guide with USB Boot (no SD card) and full disk encryption (excluding /boot) using btrfs-inside-luks and auto-apt snapshots with Timeshift.Ubuntu Server Raspberry Pi: Things to do after installation (Apps, Settings, and Tweaks).Pop!_OS 21.04: installation guide with btrfs-LVM-luks and auto-apt snapshots with Timeshift.DRAFT: Pop!_OS 21.10: installation guide with btrfs-LVM-luks and auto snapshots with BTRBK.Fedora Workstation 35 with automatic btrfs snapshots and backups using BTRBK.Fedora Workstation: Things to do after installation (Apps, Settings, and Tweaks).

