I use system-wide shortcuts >recognised in the OS and all apps and Time Machine being able to backup instantly to another Mac. If I told someone to do the same

I use system-wide shortcuts >recognised in the OS and all apps and Time Machine being able to backup instantly to another Mac. If I told someone to do the same from Ubuntu to another distro, you're just 20-30 Duckduckgo searches away to type the solution in the terminal. Hmmm I'm not sure about this statement, you can...: - Use Timeshift to the same on Linux. - Install Linux on a separate partition - Use third party tools, like AOMEI or Acronis And the last one, that I use is, Deja-dup with an installation script, and it works great. I'm new, but I see potential to install my OS and software unattended. There are several ways to accomplish this. *With Linux I mean Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch and the rest. This is my first post, I mark it for myself.