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    [โ€“] [email protected] 9 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

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    That's what I love about Linux: you have options.

    • Security updates automatically, but only restart or do feature upgrades manually?
      • You got it.
    • Automatically update everything as soon as it comes out, with a little pop-up to let you know you should restart?
      • Sure thing boss.
    • Automate the entire process with reboots scheduled during off-hours?
      • No problem.
    • Never update anything without being asked?
      • There's a setting for that.

    It empowers the user to choose what works best for them.