My version of apt-btrfs-snapshot

[Neal McBurnett]

Thanks!

For those who just stumble upon this, e.g. not knowing what apt-btrfs-snapshot is, or that it has been in Ubuntu since at least Precise, I suggest adding a README.md file on github which will be displayed when people visit the link you gave.

Just linking to your Plain Old Documentation file would be helpful:
 https://github.com/jpeg729/apt-btrfs-snapshot/blob/master/debian/apt-btrfs-snapshot.pod

Cheers,

Neal McBurnett                 http://neal.mcburnett.org/

On Sun, Dec 01, 2013 at 02:32:58AM +0100, John Page wrote:
>    I figured that if I snapshot everytime I install/update stuff, it would
>    be nice to have a tool that told me what was going on. So I had some
>    fun hacking...
>    [1]https://github.com/jpeg729/apt-btrfs-snapshot
>    This version gives you compact and detailed snapshot listings with the
>    package changes that happened since the previous snapshot, including
>    manual "dpkg -i" installations.
>    It gives you a rollback function, a tree view, branch pruning, and much
>    more.
>    It has fairly extensive unit tests to go with it. I haven't yet found
>    time to learn bzr and launchpad, so if you want to take a look, it's on
>    github.
>    Thought you might be interested.
>    John
> 
> References
> 
>    1. https://github.com/jpeg729/apt-btrfs-snapshot

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