>what os do you use?
>how often do you update it?
>Windows 10 Pro x64
>Every second Tuesday of the month.
>>60772980
>>60773008
Who are you quoting?
>>60772980
>>what os do you use?
GNU/Linux
>>how often do you update it?
Every morning
>>60772980
Windows 10
Every time Microsoft forces me to
>>60773012
>>60773008
>>60772980
>Windows 10 home with legit cd key
>I update it every hunter's moon
>>60772980
Win 7, never updated.
>>60773012
>ur mom
guixsd
>>60773029
same but XP
Slackware.
I try to only update monthly but I'm still a recovering Arch faggot and can't help but check for updates weekly.
arch
every couple of days, or when i install something
it only takes a few seconds to check
>>60772980
WIndows 8.1
I check this every month and wait to see if they aren't botched https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4009470/windows-8-1-windows-server-2012-r2-update-history
Ubuntu. Every six months, security updates are automatically installed
arch, gnome notifies me when updates are avalible so i install them like 2-3 times a day
>>60772980
Gentoo
Once a week, unless I want to install something. Then I update before I install.
>>60772980
Debian 8
Never
Arch
When available
>>60772980
macOS
major update every 12 months
minor update every 3 months
>>60772980
windows 7, windows 10 and lubuntu, never
debian, every time i play with it
>>60772980
Windows 8.1
Never -
>>60772980
Gnu/linux
Everyhour
>>60772980
Windows 7
Currently never, although I plan to install security updates at some point.
>>60772980
Ubuntu Linux
Whenever I can
>>60772980
Windows 7
Never
i've never updated my os since windows 2000
>>60773098
Same but CP/M.
Arch GNU+Linux
pacman -Syu every week or so.
os x
last time about 4 years ago
Windows 10
Always
>>60772980
>win 8.1pro, 10pro, 2016datacenter, 2012r2datacenter
>whenever i can be bothered to approve updates on my WSUS server.
Win 10 - as needed
OS X - as needed
I don't get the "ur durr no updates" behavior, sup with that? fear malicious updates?
Win 7.
Never.
Not even once.
I haven't even a key in it.
>>60774665
>>60774404
did this for like 2 years but newer nvidia drivers require sp1 so i had to update
>>60774717
How the fuck do I have a 1060 then?
Mind you I'm unaware if the disk I used had updates already. Because it seems no one ever updates the original product, and requires every patch from day one to be installed online despite them being able to change the disk you buy. .
>>60772980
Arch
Every weekend
>>60772980
>Archlinux
>pacman -Syyu --force
>systemd.timer unit with 5 minute trigger
>>60774738
idk, i have a 970 and after an nvidia update some time ago i had a windows error on boot and no aero, games worked fine tho but the popup on every boot got annoying so i googled it and turns out i needed sp1 so i updated
>>60774738
>>60774783
oh and yes, later windows 7 discs had sp1 included
>>60774783
You can turn the popups off and everything else, even have a wallpaper without the key.
Unless you're talking about an unrelated popup.
Linux Mint
Whenever the green icon turns blue
>>60774746
wew
>>60772980
GNU/Linux
Arch is rolling release, so I get updates as soon as they come out.
Windows 10 I just leave and it keeps itself up to date.
My FreeBSD server I run updates weekly.
>>60772980
debian sid
err day
>>60774832
Hell yeah homie.
>>60772980
Gentoo GNU/Linux
Every day. Both my desktop and home server
>>60772980
>Debian 9
>Every day when I login to my computer
Arch
Every day through an auto update systemd timer.
No problems for about a year now.