I like that on Linux I can install the updates and know that the ones that require a restart will just be ready the next time I restart at my leisure. And if I don’t feel like restarting right away, it won’t nag me about it and maybe just restart on its own if it decides I’ve put it off for too long.
And I can’t believe my previous “solution” to that was to give ms even more money for win 10 pro (to get access to the paywalled settings) only to still feel like ms thought it was their computer that they allowed me to use.
never really got the point of that kind of stuff but looking at the demand I’m glad its getting added (eventually) since everyone else clearly wants it.
I like that on Linux I can install the updates and know that the ones that require a restart will just be ready the next time I restart at my leisure. And if I don’t feel like restarting right away, it won’t nag me about it and maybe just restart on its own if it decides I’ve put it off for too long.
And I can’t believe my previous “solution” to that was to give ms even more money for win 10 pro (to get access to the paywalled settings) only to still feel like ms thought it was their computer that they allowed me to use.
exactly my thoughts. I’m in control here but it also does stuff the way that makes sense on its own whenever I dont mess with it.
And soon™ we’ll have wayland session restore when we do restart!
never really got the point of that kind of stuff but looking at the demand I’m glad its getting added (eventually) since everyone else clearly wants it.