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    [–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

    I have worked around windows updates enough to make them not be a pain in the ass for me.

    But in the last year I have been using Linux more, mostly Fedora and Mint. It is honestly embarrassing how much easier, more lightweight, and more streamlined the updates feel compared with Windows. It’s especially amusing when it’s like “hey we updated your fucking kernel so please do a reboot as soon as you feel like it. Please.”