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Some package managers have a command to see if anything is in need of restart. Zypper has ps -s for example. I’d restart to be sure though.
Some package managers have a command to see if anything is in need of restart. Zypper has ps -s for example. I’d restart to be sure though.
With an immutable system the flatpaks would be the way to go
Inconvenient package management
Can’t you just use the Gnome App Store or whatever it’s called?
What happened to just donwload the app from it’s own creator and install on your machine?
That’s the Windows shit I specifically wanted to get away from
Your system might be messed up
Flatpak sandboxing (bubblewrap)
How will I ever survive now lol
The Dutch are in shambles lmao
But I’m not sure how it trivializes it. Using it as an indicator of a bad thing is meant to indicate how much that thing sucks. You’re calling things cancer because how much cancer sucks
Wot. Should we also stop saying things are cancer? I don’t get it tbh
For anyone wondering:
civil disobedience, the refusal to obey the demands or commands of a government or occupying power, without resorting to violence or active measures of opposition
The Croesus one
It does make sense for me to have this functionality in systemd the way they want to go about doing this.
Only complaint that I had about OpenSuse was that horribly slow package manager, other than that, It’s a solid choice
ZYPP_SINGLE_RPMTRANS=1 and ZYPP_MEDIANETWORK=1 have made wonders. They are experimental but I’ve had good experience with them, with those zypper is a lot faster
I think it’s good that they’re using as much of the pig as possible tbh
I assumed most would like to be that strongman
*me waiting for EventCalendar and Krunner-Symbols being updated for Plasma 6*
Luckily with Plasma it’s not as common for extensions to break.
It sounds like it’s the kernel but whether it has anything to do with ssh, I really don’t know. Sometimes parts work together in surprising ways, as I learned with the recent sshd/systemd/xz exploit.
You might be fine and this was the most alarming exploit since it’s very inconvenient, but personally I’d restart just to be sure.