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Fedora uses btrfs by default. I don't think that snapshots are enabled by default, but quick googling reveals some instructions which should enable snapshots fo
by vbezhenar 5y ago
Fedora uses btrfs by default. I don't think that snapshots are enabled by default, but quick googling reveals some instructions which should enable snapshots for updates. I guess that might help to achieve similar behaviour.
- willtim 5y agoI don't think btrfs is a shining example of Linux stability/reliability. NixOS gives me rollbacks using XFS for root.
- danieldk 5y agoOr, if you want to use Fedora, try Fedora Silverblue [1]. It uses an immutable root filesystem and offers atomic updates and rollbacks through OSTree. [1] https://silverblue.fedoraproject.org/ https://silverblue.fedoraproject.org/