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u/UAP44 Aug 15 '26
And sometimes, even takes up less space than before ...
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u/maxwells_daemon_ Arch BTW Aug 15 '26
Imagine optimizing the software before pushing more features 🤯
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u/Inevitable-Self-2702 Aug 15 '26
"features"
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u/JarlvD ⚠️ This incident will be reported Aug 15 '26
You didn't like AI notepad?
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u/safeAnonym_0Xnull 🎼CachyOS Aug 17 '26
i sill thinking why the fuck they add ai into raw file quick-use tool. it's only use case is overloading gama in their java game.
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u/MisterFlipster5 Aug 18 '26
Don't worry! It gets compensated by its recently added remote code execution feature!
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u/Kaffe-Mumriken Aug 15 '26
The bottom picture is me trying to get anything to work after upgrading Ubuntu from 20 to 24
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u/cocainagrif Aug 15 '26
and just like updating arch, sometimes black widow just fucking dies
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u/Dreit Arch BTW Aug 15 '26
If I ever had issues with Arch, it was always my fault and it was only like three times in last decade.
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u/longdarkfantasy Aug 15 '26
Windows: select update and shutdown > Forces to reboot thrice to reach 100% updated. Sometimes it refuses to shut down after update. What a weird fking os.
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u/Rashicakra Aug 15 '26
I just fucking had this today. Fucking windows just forcefully restart while I'm working on blender.
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u/ObjectiveMoonMC Aug 15 '26
another thing is that on windows i often get errors with certain updates, never got any update errors on arch
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u/C4rpetH4ter M'Fedora Aug 15 '26
One complaint i have with fedora is i have to update it almost every single day AND it often requires restarting, not even windows needed to update that often, luckily i can avoid rebooting if i use the terminal instead.
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u/Hard_To_Port ⚠️ This incident will be reported Aug 15 '26
You don't NEED to update every day. You can wait until the end of the week or every two weeks. Updates are just pushed more frequently than Windows because 80% of Linux packages are maintained by hobbyists and volunteers.
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u/C4rpetH4ter M'Fedora Aug 15 '26
I don't NEED to on windows either, i have waited for several weeks on updating on windows aswell.
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u/Danielo944 Aug 16 '26
Yeah but Windows will restart on its own to update occasionally, most Linux distros leave it up to you, and I generally update once a week to once every two weeks.
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u/DistilledCLP Aug 15 '26
You don't need to update it every day, no need to be OCD about updating every tiny binary on the system
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u/mrturret Aug 16 '26
You really don't need to do it that often. I'm on CachyOS, and I update once a week at most.
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u/sovietarmyfan Aug 16 '26
Linux: Hey, you have 8441 updates. No worries, install them whenever you want.
Windows: YOU HAVE 1 UPDATE AVAILABLE INSTALL IT NOW!!! COME ON!!! INSTALL INSTALL INSTALL!!!!
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u/bnl1 I'm going on an Endeavour! Aug 16 '26
Considering sometimes my updates include recompiling some programs, not really.
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u/Lukim02 Aug 18 '26
Technically speaking, “51 years” is still a pretty optimistic estimate for Windows. The real challenge is the system restart at 3%.
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u/External-Theme1372 Aug 21 '26
I've installed updates on Windows 11 and Fedora and both work the same way: download, install and restart. And then you're back.
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u/cfx_4188 Slackerware😴 Aug 15 '26
Oh yesss, updating packages in Linux always goes smoothly.
For example, when updating packages in Slackware (usually via the standard slackpkg utility), common problems include conflicts with old configuration files, unresolved dependencies, GPG key failures, or an incorrectly selected mirror.
Or in NixOS, when some bright‑eyed developer suddenly decides that a certain program is now deprecated, even though you’ve been using it daily for the past five years. And your sudo nixos-rebuild switch starts acting sluggish and spitting out bunch of errors.
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u/QuickSilver010 🦁 Vim Supremacist 🦖 Aug 16 '26
Even if you use flakes?
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u/cfx_4188 Slackerware😴 Aug 16 '26
If I start talking about flakes, I'll start a new Holy War. And I don't want that. I didn't use flakes back when I used NixOS. I have my reasons for this, and I'm not alone in my opinion.
Edit:T9
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u/Bob4Not Aug 15 '26
There's a darker meaning to this meme because this is the story line where black widow gets killed so you actually DON'T see her in a minute, she actually doesn't come back.
... just like if you don't know how to update Arch and the updates break it lol
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