Yabsm VS easy-arch

Hello! I released an aur package for yabsm, my btrfs snapshot manager and backup system. I have been developing yabsm for a few years now, but am just getting around to packaging it for distributions. I'm still working on packaging it for other distributions, but Arch came first.

I have been working on the next major release of my btrfs snapshot manager yabsm and I want to write unit tests for functions that take and delete btrfs snapshots. This code performs the side effect of taking and deleting snapshots and depends on the OS having a btrfs subvolume available that the user running the program has read+write permissions on.

For timed snapshots you can checkout my btrfs snapshot manager yabsm. I just released version 2.5.5 today! Yabsm lets you take snapshots and perform both local and remote backups on 5minute, hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes. It also comes with a simple query language for locating your snapshots and backups.

Please take a look at the project on github.

If so you could help me on my btrfs snapshot manager.

Glad you solved your problem. If you are having trouble with btrbk/timeshift you can use try my btrfs snapshot manager.

That's it! If you are interested please checkout the github page.

arch can be installed by scripts alone https://github.com/classy-giraffe/easy-arch

I won't lie, I usually use Fedora because they make BTRFS and encryption easy, but I used this the other day and it worked beautifully.

I am looking for some help with an Arch install. I have created a horrible file from the wiki and a few other guides (mostly easy-arch I've found in an attempt to create the following system:

This is a script by classy-giraffe which is designed for easy-to-make custom install script. I use this for my own install script (although, for privacy reason, I cannot share my version yet). Check it out here.

Here's a link of the project I posted on GitHub. Thank you so much! <3