A minimal, good-looking way to manage snapper snapshots, from the top bar. See every snapshot, take one, delete what you don't want. Open a snapshot to see what changed in it, put single files back, or roll the whole system over to it.
A minimal, good-looking way to manage snapper snapshots, from the top bar. See every snapshot, take one, delete what you don't want. Open a snapshot to see what changed in it, put single files back, or roll the whole system over to it.
Preferences hold the rest of snapper: retention limits, timers, btrfs maintenance and disk use. Wisp runs nothing as root: what needs root is shown as a command to copy and run in a terminal.
The clipboard is touched only when asked: a copy button puts the command it shows there, and the text fields in the dialogs take copy and paste.
Needs snapper and a filesystem it manages. GNOME 46 and later.