New arch install and partitioning, what's the best way to make backups that doesn't take up a ton of disk space?

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  • dual-root

    Dual Root Tools for Managing dual esp systems

  • InfluxDB

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  • aconfmgr

    A configuration manager for Arch Linux

    For my backup I keep files in my home directory synced with my NAS via syncthing. For my system backup I don't actually backup up my system, I configure my system via aconfmgr and that config is stored in my home directory and synced to my NAS. Using aconfmgr to "backup" my system is extremely space effecient, my aconfmgr config is only 1.7 MB.

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