All about Snapper, booting from snapshots, and disaster recovery on Arch and Arch-based systems! EndeavourOS (now including the new Artemis release) is used to run this tutorial by modifying the BTRFS subvolume configuration in Calamares for a quick launch into the project! Snapper homepage: http://snapper.io/ Projects used in this video: https://endeavouros.com/download/ https://github.com/Antynea/grub-btrfs https://github.com/maximbaz/snap-pac-grub [UPDATE] Some time ago, I wasn't able to get grub-btrfs working at all (at least on my devices) without putting all of /var into a separate subvolume. That has since been fixed upstream and I'm currently using the following btrfs layout: btrfsSubvolumes: - mountPoint: / subvolume: /@ - mountPoint: /home subvolume: /@home - mountPoint: /var/cache subvolume: /@cache - mountPoint: /var/log subvolume: /@log - mountPoint: /.snapshots subvolume: /@snapshots - mountPoint: /var/lib/libvirt/images subvolume: /@images