On Sat, Feb 25, 2023 at 12:53:59PM -0700, Joe Zeff wrote: > On 2/25/23 11:20, Kevin Fenzi wrote: > > If you really don't like it you can choose to just apply updates with > > dnf directly/live. Of course you will then be responsible for restarting > > everything that needs to be and deal with issues with running > > applications that have issues with being updated in this manner. > > Not exactly difficult. Obviously, if the kernel's been upgraded, you need > to restart to get it running. Otherwise, you run Or glibc, or dbus or systemd or ... > sudo dnf needs-restarting > > to find out what, if any, programs need to be restarted. (If you don't have > it installed, you can get it by installing dnf-utils.) Most of the time, > either nothing needs restarting, or there are one or two programs you'll > need to exit and restart on your own. Occasionally, you may need to log > out and log back in, but having to reboot for anything less than a kernel is > fairly rare. HTH, HAND. Yeah, needs restarting is pretty cool. If you are logging out and back in, a reboot really isn't that much more hassle IMHO. I used needs-restarting for a while a few years ago, but it was pretty often that you basically had to restart everything and a reboot was just a lot easier. YMMV. kevin
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