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What are we going to do, then? Stop updating the OS and accumulate security issues? Stop doing anything that might possible touch an obscure config file somewhe
by kergonath 1y ago
What are we going to do, then? Stop updating the OS and accumulate security issues? Stop doing anything that might possible touch an obscure config file somewhere in the bowels of the OS? It’s just unrealistic. "Do not update" cannot be a solution, it’s worse than the problem it is supposed to solve.
- StopDisinfo910 1y agoI’m responding to someone pretending their system randomly breaks in the morning as per magic. This simply doesn’t happen, period. A Linux system stays the same unless you change it. I also personally disagree that updates break system by the way. I have used Arch for more than a decade and has yet to experience one of this alleged frequent disturbance.
- giraffe_lady 1y agoYou said magic twice attacking me but I said it zero times. It's just not even a "good" bad read of what I did say. What I'm talking about is changes because of updates, yes. Auto updates, or ones I did, or an update to specific software that caused a library update to break something else. All that counts as "me changing it" sure. Like I said I guess I need a system a little less prone to breaking because of my actions. I'm a programmer not a linux admin.