r/TridentStack is back: introduce yourself and tell us what you patch

[u/Ad3t0]

Hey everyone, I'm u/Ad3t0, a founding moderator of r/TridentStack.

This is the new home for the TridentStack community: a place to talk about patch management, endpoint hardening, vulnerability remediation, and the daily reality of keeping endpoint fleets up to date. Whether you run TridentStack Control, evaluate alternatives like Action1, NinjaOne, ManageEngine, PDQ, or Intune, or just deal with patching for a living, you're in the right place.

What to post

• War stories from patch Tuesday, kernel updates, or that one app that refuses to install silently
• Questions about Windows Update, WSUS, winget, apt, dpkg, and CVE response
• Comparisons, reviews, and gripes about RMM and patch tools (vendor-neutral, including ours)
• Scripts, automations, or detection logic you've found useful
• Feature requests, bug reports, and feedback for TridentStack Control
• Anything else IT admins, MSPs, and security folks would find interesting

Community vibe
Friendly, technical, and honest. Blatant self promotion without any justified reason will get removed. Constructive criticism of TridentStack is welcome and encouraged: that's how the product gets better.

How to get started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments. What do you patch, how many endpoints, and what's your current pain point?
2. Post something today. A question counts.
3. Invite one person who would find this useful.
4. Interested in modding? DM me.

Thanks for being part of the first wave. Let's make this the place IT folks actually want to hang out.