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Thanks, that's one of my pet peeves... I guess people see other people marking the thread [Solved] and they don't know about the button and edit the title by themselves.

Here's how you do it:

ksnip and similar programs just copy the pixels from the screen, they don't open the image file so they have no idea of metadata associated with the image displayed on the screen.

It's not that MX did anything special.

Nope, but these are some of the benefits of running on top of Debian Stable...

Looks like it's expanded only on Y axis... not sure what is going on.

There's a saying "if you don't try a backup you don't have a backup"
Also MX Snapshot was not meant to be a backup, there are specialized programs for backup that probably do a better job, it's a program meant to create a bootable ISO.

It allows for extra space to be reserved for a snapshot. Say you move the slider too far and you don't have enough space for /home for a snapshot. The box should uncheck. You can tick the box again to move the slider to reserve the correct space for /home. If home already has enough space, or if th...

It won't work out of the box because of various assumptions, it would also transform the live system of the distro into a antiX/MX lookalike.
I did migrate a Debian server using it, but it's not for the faint of heart users.

From how I read, it's about reserving an additional 15GB for a snapshot. Never noticed that option, I don't usually use that menu.

Should be under gazelle-installer, that's the official name for the installer: https://app.transifex.com/anticapitalis ... installer/
You can find more stuff related to the installer (desktop, categories, etc) if you search for "gazelle".

Was it set up in a file or swap partition? What does /etc/fstab show regarding swap?