>Because of that, I wish it was a standard to run security updates separately from feature updates, and keep the second type fully optional. Yes, it's more work

>Because of that, I wish it was a standard to run security updates separately from feature updates, and keep the second type fully optional. Yes, it's more work for the developers, but it's better for the users (and our industry is going too far with preferring its own convenience over end-user value). This exists for Windows 10. It's called Windows 10 Enterprise Long Term Support Channel. It gets feature updates every 2-3 years but each release comes with a minimum of 10 years of security support. Leave it to Microsoft to make stability as an Enterprise fearure.