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My Linux machines sleep when not in use and get a reboot when there's a kernel update, so about every one to two weeks. My Mac Mini also sleeps when not in use
by johannesrexx 3y ago
My Linux machines sleep when not in use and get a reboot when there's a kernel update, so about every one to two weeks.
My Mac Mini also sleeps when not in use and only gets a reboot when there's a macOS update, which are typically months apart.
My Raspberry Pi runs Pi-hole and it gets booted every few months.
Everything is on a UPS so there's never a reboot due to power failure.
- cookiengineer 3y agoCan relate to Linux machines. That moment when you think USB is broken and realize "oops didn't reboot after kernel update"...