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Actually it's the wrong question. Implement rebootless updates is the right ask. You'll have to reboot like once a month still but it's better than how it is no
by user2722 7mo ago
Actually it's the wrong question. Implement rebootless updates is the right ask.
You'll have to reboot like once a month still but it's better than how it is now.
- ruszki 7mo agoI had to reboot my laptop only once since 02-20. Similar the month before that. The only exception was around mid January. So this shouldn’t be much worse on average even now.
- user2722 7mo agoIs it? My IT forces a reboot every weekend. Windows has some apparel to hot-patch functions. A regular reboot is recommended just for higienic purposes but should be possible to reduce them.
- ruszki 7mo agoThat’s completely on your IT. There was only 1 single day with patches released: March 10. There was only 1 in the month to that date: February 10. My guess is that the shit ton of only-for-legal-reasons-useful “security” and surveillance programs demand way more restarts. My company laptop and VM are similar.