Arch users rn:
while true; do pacman -Syu; done
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That's what you call a rolling release distribution.
Overkill. Just cron it to run every hour.
That's how you get a system that's constantly up to a whole hour outdated. Just install Ubuntu.
The gap between 6.5 launching and 6.6 launching seems smaller than normal.
Edit : looking back this is not the case. It is the same 2 months between releases. Man time flies
“No entry found for ‘time flies’”
The Devil's share on Halloween, praise Torvalds ;)