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> then more computers if no issues were detected. .. a job they should have left to the sysadmins in charge of those machines receiving said updates.
by danw1979 4y ago
> then more computers if no issues were detected.
.. a job they should have left to the sysadmins in charge of those machines receiving said updates.
- charcircuit 4y agoWhy do you think pushing out broken updates to people and causing them to do extra work is a good thing? It's something that should happen as little as possible. If the OS developers have the ability to save thousands of man hours of their users they should do so.
- SahAssar 4y agoUbuntu does a lot of things in both server and desktop that might only make sense on desktop (if even there).