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Arch Linux-Based SystemRescue 11 Toolkit Released: Here's What's New | Linux...

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SystemRescue 11 also introduces improvements to the user experience, such as the replacement of the

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I’ve always used gparted from a live USB if I needed to do a disk clone or rescue, but good to see a new release for this.

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