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It’s always nice to be able to undo things. In real life, particularly, but that usually isn’t an option.

With computers, though, it is! Most software (particularly word processors and office-type stuff), nowadays, features an undo button; allowing you to revert things to the way they were before. But what if you don’t realize you’ve totally messed things up until a week later? After you’ve closed all applicable applications or permanently deleted files?

That’s when it’s time to click that system-wide undo button — and run Back In Time.
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An important part of pretty much everyone’s Linux system is a graphical windowing manager, with or without an attendant desktop environment — and, just like with every other aspect of open source computing, there’s many different options to choose from. Nearly everyone knows about Gnome and KDE, and statistics show that about 75% of Linux folks use one or the other. But there are many many other worthy environments available, some of which are downright awesome.

Like, for instance, Awesome.
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