I don't know if this is the same thing, but for RPM based distros (i.e.
RedHat), RPM has a rollback feature.
So, if a software upgrade goes bad and corrupts part of our system, you can
issue a rollback and your system will be restored to the point before the
upgrade.
There happens to be an article about it in the May issue of Linux Journal
(pg 40).
Peter
>my husband is now using linux ! i put redhat 9 on his other machine. it
>is his first linux experience and he is liking it. only using the gui. he
>wants to know if there is a 'system restore' feature like m$ ... i told
>him i didn't think so. once you commit, you've done it, but that i'd
>ask. anyone know?
>betty i.
>thanks :-)
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