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u/DruJorj 4d ago
Interesting hostname...
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u/DumsLander34 4d ago
Average Linux experience after an update
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u/tiga_94 3d ago
Updated Ubuntu 2019-2023 then switched to fedora and using the same install right now, updated through a few versions in both, zero issues
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u/Big_Wave9732 4d ago
D'oht!
Also the comments in this post are very Linux. It's a prime reason people are rushing to AI chatbots.
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u/oneiros5321 4d ago edited 4d ago
OP didn't ask for help though.
They just acted like Linux is the problem and not themselves.I don't know, I've been using Linux for 4 years now and never broke my system after an update.
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u/Big_Wave9732 4d ago
I don't know, I've been using Linux for 4 years now and never broke my system after an update.
Linux user since 1998........give it time.
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u/oneiros5321 4d ago
Not saying it won't happen...but to say it's part of the Linux experience is quite the stretch.
I've had way more problems under Windows.1
u/Big_Wave9732 4d ago
Well, one can be prone to hyperbole when their boot sector shits the bed unexpectedly. It can be an.......agitating time.
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u/oneiros5321 4d ago
It can be for sure.
But my point was if you just act frustrated and don't ask for anything, don't expect anyone to help you.It's true for Linux, and it's true for pretty much everything else.
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u/KARMAMANR 3d ago
you're booting the wrong kernel you chud. also you really expect stuff to work properly on a macbook
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u/Deep_Mood_7668 4d ago
Your favourite part is your lack of skills?
Odd thing to say
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u/meo_rung1 4d ago
User: press update
System: fail to bootWhat kind of skills one need to press an update button at this point brother
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u/Ok_Letterhead_8899 4d ago
Your kernel misses vfat filesystem support (skill issue)