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Not very good at the imaging, though they promised to get this done shortly on next released beta (beta 2).

What is the cost to Macrium to just make a bootable capability to Linux? Their friends at Acronis have a beta release out and I was playing with it.seems to work OK and allows for individual files/folders recovery. I used to be an Acronis user and might be again, because, like many others, I cannot stand Microsoft's W10 tactic's that are coming our way. My question.and I think it was answered before.but when will Macrium Reflect have and/or work with Linux (like some other backup/imaging tools) and if not, why not? My inside tech indicates that Acronis is already playing with a Beta version of a Linux version right now. There is even a forum that has started collecting names and $$ to coordinate much more aggressive software drivers and application layers so that Windows programs can run in Linux without either the VMWare, dual boot or Wine interface for a much better experience. With all of this in mind, according to a number of writers around the web, many and many W10 users are seriously trying Linux MINT and it's various flavors (MATE, Cinnimon, etc.) as a way to get away from this aggressive business model juggernaut.

You will only be allowed to stay with the unpaid version of W10 until there are sufficient "updates" that cause your apps to have to change accordingly to stay compatible and the user that does not pay the W10 rental will be left behind much quicker than the usual 5 years main support and 10 years extended support models. What this means is that nearly all applications will be affected as W10 always has updating going on in the background quite routinely and NOW you will have to rent the O/S to run anything for any extended period of time.

As it has become known very recently, that Microsoft intends to not only charge monthly rates for Windows 10 (W10) O/S usage to companies (aka SaaS or Software as a Service), but is going to implement this same business model within the next few years to ALL users of W10.