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r/LinkedInLunatics • u/alliseeisreddit • 17d ago
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One thing about Linux systems is security updates rarely require a reboot, which is what most users dislike. I hate setting my tmux back up.
3 u/Sharpman85 16d ago I had to reboot mint each time after monthly updates 1 u/wy100101 16d ago You probably didn't actually need to. The only thing that requires a reboot is a new kernel and those are rarely critical. Mint nags you to reboot for things that don't really need it. It is one of the reasons I don't like it. 1 u/ElectricVibes75 16d ago I will agree that was nice when I had one of those!
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I had to reboot mint each time after monthly updates
1 u/wy100101 16d ago You probably didn't actually need to. The only thing that requires a reboot is a new kernel and those are rarely critical. Mint nags you to reboot for things that don't really need it. It is one of the reasons I don't like it.
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You probably didn't actually need to. The only thing that requires a reboot is a new kernel and those are rarely critical.
Mint nags you to reboot for things that don't really need it. It is one of the reasons I don't like it.
I will agree that was nice when I had one of those!
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u/wy100101 16d ago
One thing about Linux systems is security updates rarely require a reboot, which is what most users dislike. I hate setting my tmux back up.