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>When can we have a system that updates itself without breaking stuff? We did, it was called CentOS.
by throwawaygulf 6y ago
>When can we have a system that updates itself without breaking stuff?
We did, it was called CentOS.
- tluyben2 6y agoAnecdotal but we left centos for debian because it kept failing after kernel upgrades (machine would not come back / kernel hang: we had it so many times that we migrated completely off it): never had that issue with debian (or ubuntu) and I use both fulltime on servers and desktops (laptops). We had other issues with broken deps with yum as well. I think GPUs might be a different story but we have not needed those beyond the trivial usage, and those were not discrete.
- colechristensen 6y agoWere you using funny third party repositories?
- tluyben2 6y agoNope, then it would be logical. Especially on servers it was all standard stuff.