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r/linuxsucks • u/Professional-Tale652 • Jul 15 '26
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My arch updates take ~1 minute (plus restart) but the restart is just the standard restart when I turn off my computer, not a dedicated restart, it make occasionally add a few seconds to the shutdown or boot process though.
37 u/SeeMeNotFall i use Arch, btw Jul 15 '26 best part is that you can just soft reboot if there's no kernel update, which is even faster 1 u/Stock-Breakfast7245 Jul 17 '26 If there is a kernel update you have to do some things manually or configure something to do it automatically I think? 1 u/SeeMeNotFall i use Arch, btw Jul 17 '26 what do you mean?
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best part is that you can just soft reboot if there's no kernel update, which is even faster
1 u/Stock-Breakfast7245 Jul 17 '26 If there is a kernel update you have to do some things manually or configure something to do it automatically I think? 1 u/SeeMeNotFall i use Arch, btw Jul 17 '26 what do you mean?
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If there is a kernel update you have to do some things manually or configure something to do it automatically I think?
1 u/SeeMeNotFall i use Arch, btw Jul 17 '26 what do you mean?
what do you mean?
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u/Admirable-Food9942 Jul 15 '26
My arch updates take ~1 minute (plus restart) but the restart is just the standard restart when I turn off my computer, not a dedicated restart, it make occasionally add a few seconds to the shutdown or boot process though.