Not a (bootable) ISO, so not installable. Only backup and restore like Clonezilla, which I love to use.
(Btw. Clonezilla can do a little more. For instance replace a system to another partition in the same pc.)
This 'systemback' is like backup and restore Windows began to use in Windows ME, so around 2000.
Many restore-points also not working correct then (I hated the thing in Windows), but that can improve of course.
No more a livecd/dvd/pendrive of your own system at the moment. Not in a Virtual machine testing your system. No install of 'your own system on another pc with different architecture' I think... which wás possible some months ago... Very nasty for the user of Linux in my opinion.
O.. yes it can be done, but not simple with one or two clicks.
Constructors can help but not in the 'service-friendly' way.
(Btw. Clonezilla can do a little more. For instance replace a system to another partition in the same pc.)
This 'systemback' is like backup and restore Windows began to use in Windows ME, so around 2000.
Many restore-points also not working correct then (I hated the thing in Windows), but that can improve of course.
No more a livecd/dvd/pendrive of your own system at the moment. Not in a Virtual machine testing your system. No install of 'your own system on another pc with different architecture' I think... which wás possible some months ago... Very nasty for the user of Linux in my opinion.
O.. yes it can be done, but not simple with one or two clicks.
Constructors can help but not in the 'service-friendly' way.