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Which distro? You might want to look into something less unstable. I've had arch running unattended upgrades in a Cron for years. Worst case I have to find m
by lugged 5y ago
Which distro?
You might want to look into something less unstable.
I've had arch running unattended upgrades in a Cron for years.
Worst case I have to find my USB stick and do some debugging, not that an update has ever broken anything.
There is some minor maintenance I run maybe once every 6-12 months to clear caches or fix up any configs that need updating but I've never run into anything that prevents booting.
- Tenoke 5y agoJust Ubuntu though admittedly I use a lot more packages than average so there's more that can break across updates. Also a lot of things that have caused me problems over the years are getting more stable.
- qalmakka 5y agoUbuntu is famous for breaking spectacularly as soon as you start install PPAs or non-stock packages. I'm still convinced that APT is not the right tool for a desktop OS, it's way too complex and has too much automagic to withstand a user that wants stuff like the latest versions of GCC, etc.