Alternatives to qt-fsarchiver
Graphical front-end for FSArchiver that backs up and restores Linux partitions. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
qt-fsarchiver
Graphical front-end for FSArchiver that backs up and restores Linux partitions.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as qt-fsarchiver.
FSArchiver
Command-line archiver that saves and restores whole Linux filesystems.
FSArchiver is the underlying command-line tool, offering the same filesystem-level archives restorable to different sizes or types, without any graphical interface.
Foxclone
Point-and-click Linux tool for imaging, restoring and cloning disk partitions.
Foxclone images, restores and clones NTFS and ext4 partitions with compression through a simple graphical interface, run from a Linux live environment.
Rescuezilla
A bootable disk imaging and cloning tool that is Clonezilla with a graphical interface people can actually use.
Rescuezilla offers point-and-click whole-drive imaging compatible with Clonezilla, booting from USB on any PC or Mac instead of running inside an installed Linux system.
Clonezilla
A bootable disk cloner that images a whole drive or partition, including systems it cannot understand.
Clonezilla images whole drives and partitions at block level, including the boot loader, from a bootable text menu, but has no single-file restore.
Redo Rescue
Create and restore disk images from a bootable rescue environment.
Redo Rescue creates and restores disk images from bootable rescue media, which helps recover a computer that no longer boots its installed system.
Partclone
Back up and restore the used blocks of supported partitions.
Partclone images only the used blocks of supported partitions at block level, so restores overwrite the destination partition rather than adapting to a new size.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
SystemRescue
A bootable Linux toolkit for repairing a broken machine: partitioning, filesystem repair, data recovery and network tools on one USB stick.
Timeshift
System restore for Linux: scheduled snapshots you can roll back to after an update goes wrong.
GNU ddrescue
A command-line data recovery tool that copies raw blocks from failing disks while working around read errors.
