i have created a short questionnaire, regarding how GNU/Linux users secure their system. if you are somewhat knowledgeful on this topic and willing to share, i would appreciate if you would fill out my questionnaire

okay, so, my research is finished. here are the results:

The “other” distributions include: NixOS (8x), Gentoo (4x), Slackware (1x), Void Linux (1x) or a combination of multiple distributions

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    4 months ago

    Wtf I’m the only one who waits months to update?

      • Omega
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        4 months ago

        I don’t wanna restart, and I don’t really care enough

        I update when I think I have nothing else to do or when it’s important enough (new Nvidia drivers, a remote execution patch, new gnome update)

        • beleza pura@lemmy.eco.br
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          4 months ago

          oh, i forgot gnome forces you to reboot after each update (plasma just installs the updates in the background after you ask it to)

          • Omega
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            4 months ago

            it’s good practice to restart either way

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      4 months ago

      That’s me, tbh it’s annoying to install update if there are 5 or 10 packages to update.
      I just wait until it show much more update, so…usually i waited 3 month max

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        4 months ago

        Me and my 4000 packages waiting to update

        • devilish666@lemmy.world
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          4 months ago

          4000 packages update ??? nah…it’s rookie number bro, just wait loooooong enough so when you updated your system will crashed or show tons of error message after reboot