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Disk Image Manager
Visual inspection tool for .dsk Spectrum/Amstrad disk images
Disk Image Manager is an application for examining and manipulating disk images in the Standard and Extended DSK format used by many Spectrum, Amstrad PCW and CPC emulators. Many of the features and functions of this tool were driven by the Spectrum Disk Preservation team which used this format and tool to help manage the selection and testing of disk images archived to The World of Spectrum and The TZX Vault. These images are traditionally created with CPDRead under DOS but Simon Owen's mordern SanDisk works great under Windows and provides for much more advanced imaging especially around copy-protected disks. -
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distroClone-backup
DistroClone Backup & Restore Incremental rootfs backup and restore
DistroClone Backup & Restore In the development of SysLinuxOS, one recurring need was a reliable way to snapshot and restore a system quickly — not just for users, but also during testing and ISO development. That is how DistroClone Backup & Restore was born: a graphical, incremental backup tool designed specifically for Debian-based systems. It is the companion utility to DistroClone Live ISO Builder, and both tools will ship together as part of the SysLinuxOS toolchain in upcoming releases. They are designed to work independently, but their real strength emerges when used together — something I will cover in a future article. ...
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