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It probably depends on what's being updated in the new version. If it's a vulnerability fix, then fast is good. If not, then waiting a little bit is ideal. Not
by hypeatei 3y ago
It probably depends on what's being updated in the new version. If it's a vulnerability fix, then fast is good. If not, then waiting a little bit is ideal.
Not sure how that would work in an automatic way without some sort of tagging system marking it as "critical" but that could be abused by bad actors too.
- greggsy 3y agoMost major distros include mechanisms to install packages not security updates, either via the package manager, or through specific repositories.