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If an update, a mistake, a bug or a malicious program breaks something on your computer, you can restore the operating system from any snapshot, thus cancelling the problem as if it never happened.
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Located in
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System snapshots only cover the operating system itself. They do not include or affect your personal data.
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Located in
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When an update breaks something, it's called a "regression".
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Located in
doc/help/C/mintupdate/regressions.page:16(desc)
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Software regressions
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Located in
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Updates keep your computer safe, eliminate bugs and even sometimes add new features to your operating system.
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Located in
doc/help/C/mintupdate/regressions.page:21(p)
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Unfortunately they also sometimes introduce new issues called 'regressions'.
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Located in
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Regressions are very common in the software industry. They're inherent to software development. Code changes can cause regressions. No matter how skilled developers are, they can't always predict every possible situation or test on every possible hardware specification.
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Located in
doc/help/C/mintupdate/regressions.page:25(p)
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When a regression happens, it breaks something which worked well before.
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Located in
doc/help/C/mintupdate/regressions.page:27(p)
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Sometimes it doesn't really matter, but sometimes it matters a lot.
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Located in
doc/help/C/mintupdate/regressions.page:29(p)
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It depends on what part of the operating system is affected and whether or not you're able to work around it or to fix it.
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Located in
doc/help/C/mintupdate/regressions.page:31(p)
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