Hi everyone! hope you're all having a nice life! 
 
I just found that Systemback is active again.  
https://github.com/fconidi/systemback-in...pack-1.9.3 
The new version is 1.9.4 supporting Debian 10, Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04. Just installed with no problems by following instructions from the git page. 
 
YAY! Hope maintainer updates it regularly.
I have already tried it and it seems just like the old version!
Thanks Moltke for the posting.
 
The fine print...
"# Last modification and others bug fix 2018.04.21. by Franco Conidi aka edmond 
http://francoconidi.it [email protected]"
Also one Issue posted on April, yet to be answered. Be weary.
Code:
case "$(lsb_release -cs)" in
    Buster)
    release=Debian_Buster
    ;;
    artful)
    release=Ubuntu_Focal
    ;;
    bionic)
    release=Ubuntu_Bionic
    ;;
...lol
If it works, cool. But I personally wouldn't touch it.
 
And no sooner than you posted, Jerry, I found first bug.
Hey, THANKS for taking the time to respond on this!  
One day I will learn, eh?  :'(
 
Not the original maintainer --- there are a few different forks out there too... Maybe someday... 
But if you do try it and find issues - report it to the developer... Hopefully they correct and make it viable 

 .. The premise of Open Source 
 
  
 (07-19-2020, 03:10 AM)Jerry link Wrote: [ -> ]The fine print...
"# Last modification and others bug fix 2018.04.21. by Franco Conidi aka edmond http://francoconidi.it [email protected]"
Also one Issue posted on April, yet to be answered. Be weary.
Code:
case "$(lsb_release -cs)" in
    Buster)
    release=Debian_Buster
    ;;
    artful)
    release=Ubuntu_Focal
    ;;
    bionic)
    release=Ubuntu_Bionic
    ;;
...lol
If it works, cool. But I personally wouldn't touch it.
Form Edmond's blog on Systemback:
Quote:Systemback 1.9.4 for Debian 10 Ubuntu 20.04
In the past few days in lockdown for covid-19 , I took a look at systemback-1.9.3 , adapting it to make it work on Debian Buster 10, and Ubuntu 20.04. I fixed some bugs, such as the size of the distro installed via live, and other things. I have tested on: Debian 10, Ubuntu 20.04, AV Linux and it seems to work perfectly. Problems are encountered on Debian 10 derivatives: such as the inability to boot in UEFI mode. Packages, and source code are on Github and Sourceforge .
https://francoconidi.it/systemback-1-9-4...ntu-20-04/  I haven't really tried it,  taken a snapshop of the system with it since I plan doing that on a VM just to be sure and as soon as I do will report whatever I find.