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It's the standard upgrade method on most deployed desktop/laptop linux, a certain Gentoo derivative known as ChromeOS, and from there it's also common update me
by p_l 4y ago
It's the standard upgrade method on most deployed desktop/laptop linux, a certain Gentoo derivative known as ChromeOS, and from there it's also common update mechanism of Google COS (default for GKE nowadays) and Flatcar (not sure if Fedora mangling of CoreOS uses it anymore as they reportedly use rpm-ostree)
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- kazinator 4y ago> standard upgrade method on most deployed desktop/laptop linux Deployed desktop Linux has /bin and /lib, so it's somehow working.
- p_l 4y agoChromeOS has them as symlinks to /usr/bin and /usr/lib, so does Fedora and all Fedora-derived distros, so does Arch and its derivatives.