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Another low-effort, inaccurate meme. A true comparison would be if you replaced the first screenshot with an image of someone clicking the update button.
I donβt mind criticising Windows but go after the genuine reasons for moving to Linux. No spyware, no AI forced on you etc.
Then you'd also be pressed to show the same for Linux.
The only two reasons Linux updates are represented as terminal commands are that:
- Most distros have several DEs that come with different app managing software, so you naturally don't have a universal "update Linux" button
- Typing a command is simply faster
But in principle, app stores coming with most major Linux DEs can absolutely update your system at the push of a button.
Some distros, like Fedora, even allow you to update your UEFI straight from the app store. How's that to you, Windows?
why cant people type anymore?
Not everybody feels like memorizing undiscoverable magic phrases that might not be in a language they speak.
you will remember an entire language that has a spelling system so bad, that spelling words correctly is a BROASCASTED competition
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sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
Until Google neglects to update Google Earth and your entire system update gets hung on a no-digest error so you have to either uninstall Google Earth or run a custom update command that skips it every single time. π©
sudo apt full-upgrade -U -y
Should be all you need.
Does nothing - Bootc based/nixos
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apt-get dist-upgrade
transactional-update :)
So Debian/Ubuntu still can't into auto update?
Apt is the wrong example here.
Me: update && upgrade
Apt: ##### 25%
Apt: dialogue with kernel news
Apt: ###### 30%
Apt: dialogue for reconfiguring abc
Apt: dialogue for reconfiguring xyz
Apt: want me to overwrite your critical config? yes/no/show differences
Apt: ################## 100%
Me: reboot
PC: No Display Manager, no wifi, emergency shell
This never happens to me when running distros based on Debian stable or Ubuntu, unless it's time for the major version update every 0.5-3 years. Even then, these days everything just keeps working after the reboot. Issues only really arise when you start messing with Debian sid, testing or frankendebian/frankenubuntu.
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