Describe the bug
All btrfs snapshots created by timeshift are writeable. I believe they should be read-only by default (and maybe have a button to make them writeable). So you cant accidentally mess up your only way back out of a broken system.
To Reproduce
- Create a btrfs snapshot
- Browse the snapshot
- try to create or modify a file
Expected behavior
btrfs subvolume snapshot -r ... should be used to create a read-only snapshot and avoid users messing up their backup.
A Option could be provided to toggle the snapshot between read/write and read-only. A Option to set the default value for new snapshots might also be useful (should be read-only by default).
Describe the bug
All btrfs snapshots created by timeshift are writeable. I believe they should be read-only by default (and maybe have a button to make them writeable). So you cant accidentally mess up your only way back out of a broken system.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
btrfs subvolume snapshot -r ...should be used to create a read-only snapshot and avoid users messing up their backup.A Option could be provided to toggle the snapshot between read/write and read-only. A Option to set the default value for new snapshots might also be useful (should be read-only by default).