88 msg += bullet + _("Restoring a snapshot will replace system subvolumes, and system subvolumes currently in use will be preserved as a new snapshot. If required, this snapshot can be restored later to 'undo' the restore.") + "\n\n";
89 }
90else{
91 msg += bullet + _("Restoring snapshots only replaces system files and settings. Non-hidden files and directories in user home directories will not be touched. This behaviour can be changed by adding a filter to include these files. Included files will be backed up when snapshot is created, and replaced when snapshot is restored.") + "\n\n";
95 msg += bullet + _("BTRFS snapshots are saved on the same disk from which it is created. If the system disk fails, snapshots will be lost along with the system. Save snapshots to an external non-system disk in RSYNC mode to guard against disk failures.") + "\n\n";
96 }
97else{
98 msg += bullet + _("Save snapshots to an external disk instead of the system disk to guard against drive failures.") + "\n\n";
99
100 msg += bullet + _("Saving snapshots to a non-system disk allows you to format and re-install the OS on the system disk without losing snapshots stored on it. You can even install another Linux distribution and later roll-back the previous distribution by restoring a snapshot.") + "\n\n";