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kicker: "Tiling"
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headline: "Flexible tiling, all from the keyboard."
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You end up with a GNOME system with a flexible tiling setup that works on any screen and really shines on widescreens. Hold <kbd>Super</kbd> (the Windows key or equivalent) and use the arrow keys to move windows around the screen.
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You end up with a [GNOME](https://www.gnome.org) system with a flexible tiling setup that works on any screen and really shines on widescreens. Hold <kbd>Super</kbd> (the Windows key or equivalent) and use the arrow keys to move windows around the screen.
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To change the tiling, use the icon in the top right of your screen. You can set it up however you want.
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If `/` is btrfs (the archinstall default), Snapper takes a snapshot of `/` before every `update` and keeps the last 5. `/home` is a separate subvolume and isn't included, so rolling back never touches your files. `sudo snapper -c root list` shows the snapshots.
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These snapshots can't be picked from the boot menu. To roll back, boot the Arch ISO and replace the `@` subvolume with a snapshot:
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These snapshots can't be picked from the boot menu. To roll back, boot the [Arch ISO](https://archlinux.org/download/) and replace the `@` subvolume with a snapshot:
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```
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mount -o subvolid=5 /dev/{root partition} /mnt
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