ThaCrip

I am currently using Linux Mint 21.2-Xfce and I suggest using the 'standard way' to install Password Safe instead of Flatpak which are bloated/non-standard (in my opinion it's best to use standard installs unless one has no other choice to use Flatpak). to install the standard way you would simply issue the following from terminal... apt install passwordsafe while that will basically work, it will be a older version (I forgot exactly which version) but you can download the ".deb" file to install...

I am currently using Linux Mint 21.2-Xfce and I suggest using the 'standard way' to install Password Safe instead of Flatpak which are bloated/non-standard (in my opinion it's best to use standard installs unless one has no other choice to use Flatpak). to install the standard way you would simply issue the following from terminal... apt install passwordsafe while that will basically work, it will be a older version (I forgot exactly which version) but you can download the ".deb" file to install...

I noticed on your 'changelog' it showed... "Memtest86+ was updated to v6.00. Thanks to Lord65 for suggesting this." I just thought I would make a post saying v6.10 was released Feb 3rd 2023. so it's probably worth including that version now in future Clonezilla versions.

I finally got around to using 'clonezilla-live-3.0.1-7-amd64.iso' on my primary PC with the i5-3550 CPU and on my boot SSD (Samsung 850 EVO 250GB) to a image file on a 2TB hard drive and it did 9.63GB/min average (at it's peak during the imaging process it was a bit over 10GB/min). previously with that same general setup it was about 7.00GB/min, possibly a bit less in the mid-to-high 6's.

I finally got around to using 'clonezilla-live-3.0.1-7-amd64.iso' on my primary PC with the i5-3550 CPU and on my boot SSD (Samsung 850 EVO 250GB) to a image file on a 2TB hard drive and it did 9.63GB/min. previously with that same general setup it was about 7.00GB/min, possibly a bit less in the mid-to-high 6's.

I finally got around to using 'clonezilla-live-3.0.1-7-amd64.iso' on my primary PC with the i5-3550 CPU and on my boot SSD (Samsung 850 EVO 250GB) to a 2TB hard drive and it did 9.63GB/min. previously with that same general setup it was about 7.00GB/min, possibly a bit less in the mid-to-high 6's.

I finally got around to using 'clonezilla-live-3.0.1-7-amd64.iso' on my primary PC with the i5-3550 CPU and on my boot SSD (Samsung 850 EVO 250GB) it did 9.63GB/min. previously it was about 7.00GB/min, possibly a bit less in the mid-to-high 6's.

A easier way... I suggest creating a multi-boot USB stick (I use Ventoy on Linux but it's apparently for Windows to). this way you can just download the Clonezilla ISO and then put your Linux/Windows ISO's on there to and boot to the USB stick and select which ISO you want to load up.