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@shadowfals@toot.cat Most modern file managers have keyboard navigation with the arrow keys, tab, enter, and the menu key (assuming your keyboard has one). Press alt+up to go to the parent directory so you can copy your entire home folder. You should be able to search for the file manager in the menu. Either the meta key (windows/option) or alt+f2. Failing that, the terminal command is: rsync -a /home The filepath of the USB drive will most likely be: /run/media// The autocomplete candidates should show up when you hit tab twice. If it's not mounted there, it's going to be somewhere in /media/ if rsync isn't installed, you can instead use: cp -r /home If for whatever reason you can't get to the terminal through the menu, the common keyboard shortcuts are ctrl+alt+t or meta+t. Failing that, you can get to a TTY terminal login with ctrl+alt+F3 (or the other F keys)