Thread 106320049

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Anonymous 8/20/2025, 4:40:19 AM No.106320049 >>106320458 >>106322576 >>106322586 >>106322883 >>106322906 >>106322996 >>106323011 >>106323450 >>106325754

How often do you guys update kernels?

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Pic related.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 5:45:13 AM No.106320458 >>106323008

>>106320049 (OP)
Never.
t. Winchad.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 5:48:08 AM No.106320479 >>106320544

Every month or year I suppose
t. winchad

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 6:00:28 AM No.106320544

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>>106320479

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 11:52:14 AM No.106322576 >>106322951

>>106320049 (OP)
i check every week if there is new kernel and sometimes it is so i update it

i love the latest things

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 11:55:10 AM No.106322586

>>106320049 (OP)
Every 75 minutes.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 12:55:50 PM No.106322883

>>106320049 (OP)
>not security sensitive cases
I pick a kernel version for a particular configuration and stick with it perpetually, i offset the security concerns by being more strict in hardening the system in various ways

>security sensitive cases
Every time there's an update.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 12:59:20 PM No.106322906

>>106320049 (OP)
Whenever I bother to reboot my PC. So maybe once in a month.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 1:04:16 PM No.106322941

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Twice a day.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 1:05:22 PM No.106322951

>>106322576
Stable kernels release every 4-6 weeks by the kernel devs.
New long term supported ones release roughly every 10-11 months

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 1:11:08 PM No.106322981

Once your hardware is out of warranty, any future driver update only makes it worse.

I am still salty for slowly losing Intel GVT-g over multiple kernel and qemu updates.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 1:13:19 PM No.106322996

>>106320049 (OP)
Whenever a new stable release comes out.

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 1:15:13 PM No.106323008

>>106320458
windows has a kernel and its own version number too, you know

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 1:16:30 PM No.106323011

>>106320049 (OP)
when i like the version number

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 1:50:07 PM No.106323207

never, i don't want r*st in my kernel

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 2:29:40 PM No.106323450

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>>106320049 (OP)
whenever this shit says there's a new one

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 7:05:29 PM No.106325751

>has dkms modules to maintain.
How can I get rid of this bullshit?

Anonymous 8/20/2025, 7:06:08 PM No.106325754

>>106320049 (OP)
Never.