I sincerely appreciate any and all help and insights. What open-source program (preferably with a GUI) can I do all of this with? I already plan on using Timeshift for OS snapshots, and as I understand it, that is ALL that Timeshift does. I do Synthetic Full backups with one Full and 60 Incrementals (one per day) all while using Intelligent Sector Copy, verify image and e-mailing for success or failure. I currently use Macrium Reflect for daily, full system automatic backups. Secondly, I have an external direct attached QNAP device for RAID 1 backup with two Seagate Exos 16TB drives. What Linux folders do I need to mount separately at install to achieve this same type of set up? Also, is formatting the entire system as btrfs a good idea or JUST the OS drive? I like all of the features of btrfs, but am unsure if it is a good idea for the whole system. Personal storage on a separate drive (Disk 3).Games installed on a separate drive (Disk 2).Programs that allow changing install location on a separate drive (Disk 1).OS on it’s own drive (Disk 0) with most user directory folders symlinked to a separate drive (Disk 3).I’ve played around with a lot of distros in VMs, but have never daily driven on bare metal.įirstly, I feel I should lay out how I have my Windows system set up. I’m not a complete noob, but am definitely still a novice.
Before making the switch to Linux, I have several questions.
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