>2016 >still have to restart for updates

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>>52632426
Since when

>>52632426
we have to go back to self-modifying programs!!

>>52632426
>2016
>still getting cucked by windows update

Linux does not have this problem :^)

>2016
>Not turning off updates

>>52633571
Noob here, how do you use a newly installed kernel without rebooting?

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>>52632426
I miss Oddler FeelsBadMan

>>52633693
KPatch, KGraft or KSplice.

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>his reboot times arent under 5 seconds

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>>52633921
Well memed friend.

gawd I miss oddler

>>52633571
When I used Fedora, I had this problem. When I used Ubuntu, I had this problem.

What's the deal with that?

>>52632426
>2016
>not shutting down to save on utility bill when you aren't using your computer for a long time, ie when you sleep

>>52636241
restarting your computer every day will wear it out much faster

>>52635893
systemd.

>>52637048
You can upgrade systemd without rebooting

>>52632426
Don't listen to the Linux users who claim that never having to reboot is a good thing. They sacrifice probably less than 60 seconds of time for a massively less stable system that is running on a cobbled together kernel held together with nothing more than patches, grafts, and splices >>52633891
Their whole system can fall apart at any serious error and they will never know, since as we all know, linux doesn't even print an error message at all when something goes seriously wrong. See: ubuntu installer. You could have data corruption or a memory leak and not know until KAPUT, your whole system fried in an instant.

Rebooting after a kernel update ensures that you will never experience such a problem as the kernel is always fresh and the memory cleared of vagrant data

>>52636366
[citation needed]

>>52637057
Since when? Last I heard that wasn't the case.

>>52637203
It serializes its state and reloads itself with a bit of black magic or something like that