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Totally agree here. There should be a mechanism to go back to ‘last known good’ regardless of kernel level issues. Innovations like Fedora Silverblue with ostre
by fredski42 2y ago
Totally agree here. There should be a mechanism to go back to ‘last known good’ regardless of kernel level issues. Innovations like Fedora Silverblue with ostree and greenboot tech should be adopted by Windows.
- gruez 2y ago>There should be a mechanism to go back to ‘last known good’ regardless of kernel level issues. Innovations like Fedora Silverblue with ostree and greenboot tech should be adopted by Windows. Can you explain how they work? AFAIK the issue is that they pushed a bad config file, and that's the thing that caused the crash, not a new driver. Are those systems going to roll back every file ever to try to recover themselves?
- josephcsible 2y ago> Are those systems going to roll back every file ever to try to recover themselves? Isn't that totally feasible with things like Btrfs snapshots?
- AstralStorm 2y agoIt is, assuming your disk driver or related drivers aren't the ones failing. Then again, nothing is preventing an update loop here.