Recovering a Broken Linux Mint System with Timeshift Snapshots
Use Timeshift in Linux Mint to create restore points before risky updates and roll back when a kernel or driver change prevents booting.
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Use Timeshift in Linux Mint to create restore points before risky updates and roll back when a kernel or driver change prevents booting.
On Linux Mint (Timeshift, RSYNC mode), I need to decide how to configure snapshots so that a rollback after a failed update behaves predictably for both system files and personal data. By default, Timeshift snapshots target the system and exclude users' home directories. That means a restore reverts system state but leaves newer files in /home untouched. Ena