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minus-squareAllero@lemmy.todaylinkfedilinkarrow-up1·5 days agoThen you’d also be pressed to show the same for Linux. The only two reasons Linux updates are represented as terminal commands are that: Most distros have several DEs that come with different app managing software, so you naturally don’t have a universal “update Linux” button Typing a command is simply faster But in principle, app stores coming with most major Linux DEs can absolutely update your system at the push of a button. Some distros, like Fedora, even allow you to update your UEFI straight from the app store. How’s that to you, Windows?
Then you’d also be pressed to show the same for Linux.
The only two reasons Linux updates are represented as terminal commands are that:
But in principle, app stores coming with most major Linux DEs can absolutely update your system at the push of a button.
Some distros, like Fedora, even allow you to update your UEFI straight from the app store. How’s that to you, Windows?