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This is the problem with user hostile systems that think they know better than the user. You have no control and can't get a stable system. And since things c
by rightbyte 4y ago
This is the problem with user hostile systems that think they know better than the user.
You have no control and can't get a stable system.
And since things change automatically you have no clue what made stuff broken.
I can vision the condescending and smug guy on Canonical forcing auto updates (remote code execution) by default as some "security" measure.
- alpaca128 4y agoYes, forced updates are just insane. It forces an unknown schedule on the users for no reason. Implying the tiniest, most meaningless update is more important than anything the user might do with their computer.
- justinclift 4y ago"It works for Microsoft, so we should copy their approach!" :(