A new release of the distribution has been published , designed for backing up, recovering systems after failures, and diagnosing various hardware issues. The distribution is based on the Ubuntu package base and continues the development of the "Redo Backup & Rescue" project, which was discontinued in 2012. Rescuezilla supports backing up and recovering accidentally deleted files in Linux, macOS, and Windows partitions. It automatically searches for and connects to network partitions that can be used for storing backups. The graphical interface is based on the LXDE shell. For download, live builds for 32- and 64-bit x86 systems (670MB).
The new version includes a separate build for 64-bit systems, which has been updated to Ubuntu 20.04 (32-bit builds remain on Ubuntu 18.04). Added the ability to boot on systems that only support EFI (including Secure Boot). The bootloader has been replaced from ISOLINUX to GRUB. Improved logging of completed operations. The web browser has been changed from Chromium to Firefox (to exclude to snap). The text editor leafpad has been replaced with mousepad.
Source: opennet.ru
