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Thanks for sharing. It's unclear from reading the site : does it offer anything more than `dd` would allow, or is the added value primarily to be a ready to us

Thanks for sharing. It's unclear from reading the site : does it offer anything more than `dd` would allow, or is the added value primarily to be a ready to use interface for those less used to unix tools?

m463 6y ago
I mostly used dd in the past, but more recently I found learning e2image can save you a bunch of time copying specific linux partitions. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Disk_cloning https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Disk_cloning
mrsareen 6y ago
You're most welcome, this is laid out as a simple point & click GUI tool that anyone can burn and boot from. The author's main intent is to alleviate users from somewhat unfriendly UI of Clonezilla. I used this for ubuntu based pop-os