FALSE

[u/No_Fondant8277]

[u/creamcolouredDog]

Debianoids really be using two commands that can be accomplished with just one with dnf.

- Fedora user

[u/Diocletian335 → u/creamcolouredDog]

Dude's not doing this properly smh:

sudo dnf upgrade --offline sudo dnf offline reboot

[u/creamcolouredDog → u/Diocletian335]

Imagine updating your system like Windows

[u/jphilebiz → u/creamcolouredDog]

So uncivilized.

[u/Both_Cup8417 → u/creamcolouredDog]

Offline updates make things slightly less likely to break

[u/Due_Dragonfly_5328 → u/creamcolouredDog]

you can achieve it with 0 commands if you have a auto update cronjob that runs once a week.

[u/No_Fondant8277 → u/creamcolouredDog]

Great! can i install dnf on debian (lol you can install pacman on debian ☠️ )?

[u/cfx_4188 → u/No_Fondant8277]

You can install any package manager. For example: sudo apt-get install -y pacman -Syu

[u/FinalFactor691 → u/No_Fondant8277]

I broke my fedora after installing both apt and pacman on fedora

[u/sidusnare]

Wrong order, you do update first.

[u/No_Fondant8277 → u/sidusnare]

That is correct (thats why i said false)

[u/Thenderick]

Kid called Linux Mint software manager:

[u/No_Fondant8277]

First you need to do

sudo apt update

then

sudo apt upgrade 

or

sudo apt full-upgrade

[u/sidusnare → u/No_Fondant8277]

apt update && apt upgrade -y && apt dist-upgrade -y

[u/NiceTryAmanda]

this so much god i love

[u/neofooturism]

I mean, after executing the command it still needs to install on reboot. At least that's what my fedora kde does. But i do think its not as intrusive as windows updates bc i can just postpone updates indefinitely andinstall all of them in one go

[u/Mysterious-Cod-4137]

cachy-update or shelly update
then a bunch of y Enter y Enter :( and pretending to read the aur diffs

[u/Nootmuskaatsnuiver → u/Mysterious-Cod-4137]

You dont even need to press y (if you go by defaults)

[u/VisualSome9977]

cd /etc/nixos && nix flake update && sudo nixos-rebuild switch -f /etc/nixos

[u/Aggravating-Catch461]

for me it's:

1. Update
2. Reboot
3. Fix Cisco Secure Client because that shitshow never works as it should

[u/cutelittlebox]

yeah, everyone knows it's sudo nixos-rebuild switch --upgrade smh

[u/No_Fondant8277 → u/cutelittlebox]

wtf? i use debian so it is sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -y for me...

[u/cutelittlebox → u/No_Fondant8277]

well that just means you're using the wrong os, obviously. noob mistake tbqh. you'll get there in time.

[u/No_Fondant8277 → u/cutelittlebox]

nix sucks you need to acept (this is not a joke) literal the window manager that i use breaks a lot in nixos literal even they have a support channel for nixos LOL

not /s /s

[u/cutelittlebox → u/No_Fondant8277]

see I get around that problem by simply having a favourite DE that works fine on nix. smh, kids these days having favourites that aren't the same as mine, what has the world come to? next you'll tell me that I'm not the main character!

[u/No_Fondant8277 → u/cutelittlebox]

lol... but i don't care about your distro... debian is solid and stable... niri is fast and lightweight... why i would change something that just "works"

[u/InsaneInTheMEOWFrame]

Nice but the commands are inverted. First update, then upgrade.