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[Set Hallstrom <1572127@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In user preferences, under the "File" tab, you will find a field
labelled "Save Versions". Here you can choose how many auto-save files
blender should keep. To enable auto-save, still in the user preferences,
under the "File" tab, tick the "Auto Save Temporary Files" box (should
be set by default), to adjust the auto-save interval, use the field
bellow labelled "Timer (mins)".

If you set the "save versions" to "3" and the timer to "5", in the same
folder where your .blend is saved, you will after 5 minutes you will
have a file called .blend1, after 10 minutes, a file called .blend2.
These are basically "backups" to recover your session.

Hope this helps.

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Title:
  When I use Blender on lubuntu, it crashes by overload

Status in blender package in Ubuntu:
  Opinion

Bug description:
  Using CUDA acceleration of Blender on lubuntu, it crashes sometimes.
  I think it happens because of the overload of the 3D software.
  It has happened to me sometimes, after a long time making a design.
  It usually happens when I forget to save the .blend file constantly.
  I would like someone to give me some advice to avoid these crashes

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