> You don't have to be alerted, wait, and restart your whole computer for every little thing. I'm surprised how Mac/Windows still never bothered to catch up. C

> You don't have to be alerted, wait, and restart your whole computer for every little thing. I'm surprised how Mac/Windows still never bothered to catch up. Cannot comment anything on Mac, have no experience. On Windows side, your statement is simply waaay overestimated and honestly speaking is not true. Using your words - Hell, it's even can update video/networking drivers _online_, without restart, not even mentioning smaller things like Defender definitions updates. Those apps installed from Store, do autoupdate without requiring restart as well. Firefox, shows a tip on update is available and patiently waits, nothing "require an immediate browser restart". Heck, you can even configure to use devices in your local network to act like caching of downloaded data and to not redownload the same stuff from internet to each workstatation in your network. You either stuck in the past of WinXP era or producing defamation on purpose. Coming back to Ubuntu, question regarding > In Ubuntu, there is a setting to have all security updates happen automatically every day in the background will it honor you are on metered connection like WiFi hotspot shared from phone?