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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2023
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As a person who uses terminal almost all the time, this is sort of true. The real power comes with automations.
I dunno. There is something empowering whenever windows-super users find out you (almost) never have to reboot to update.
(Just for the kernel, then all it is, is a reboot. I like windows where it requires installation while booting- actually.) (Okay, so I just run the command line on startup automatically. You’re right.)
Don't reboot it, just patch!
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I prefer the magic of "installing the new OS" without formatting or formatting your OS while "keeping your user config files"
/bin/bash
/bin/zsh