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It'd be nice if one day Linux could create restore points without needing additional software and/or user intervention, something like Windows' VSS - volume shadow copy service - I do remember reading once about some guy's project related to this, can't find it now though. I know cron can offer a similar approach, but then users have to know what to do and I guess it's ok, I myself use it but those who just arrived at Linux won't have a clue and frankly, it's just not the same. I think that would be a massive improvement for Linux in general. I have to admit this is one windows' feature I miss from time to time and don't get me wrong, I love Linux and I don't think I'll ever use the MS OS again, at least not as my main system since I do have a windows 7 VM for certain tasks Linux can handle mostly due to software being not available but for windows only. I'm not expert and the reason behind this not being implemented in Linux might go beyond my undertanding, however, I can't help but wonder, why is it we don't we have a similar feature?
It'd be nice if one day Linux could create restore points without needing additional software and/or user intervention, something like Windows' VSS - volume shadow copy service - I do remember reading once about some guy's project related to this, can't find it now though. I know cron can offer a similar approach, but then users have to know what to do and I guess it's ok, I myself use it but those who just arrived at Linux won't have a clue and frankly, it's just not the same. I think that would be a massive improvement for Linux in general. I have to admit this is one windows' feature I miss from time to time and don't get me wrong, I love Linux and I don't think I'll ever use the MS OS again, at least not as my main system since I do have a windows 7 VM for certain tasks Linux can handle mostly due to software being not available but for windows only. I'm not expert and the reason behind this not being implemented in Linux might go beyond my undertanding, however, I can't help but wonder, why is it we don't we have a similar feature?