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Right but that very answer says: > Newly created processes will use the updated contents, running applications will access the old version. In other words, cu
by blakeyrat 10y ago
Right but that very answer says:
> Newly created processes will use the updated contents, running applications will access the old version.
In other words, currently running code is still running the known-buggy version, exactly what I said originally that kicked-off this whole discussion.
- fapjacks 10y agoNo, what you said was: "until you reboot, your Linux box is still running the known-buggy code" And then later in the same post (just so we're clear about what you said): "But unless you reboot after installing your Linux updates, your computer still has the bugs." Linux does not require a reboot to update.