#autoupdate

openSUSE Tumbleweed is a rolling-release Linux distribution well-known for its stability, thanks in part to its use of Btrfs snapshots. By enabling transactional updates, users can upgrade the system atomically — updates are applied in a separate snapshot, and only take effect after a reboot. This model dramatically improves reliability and rollback safety. I have now tested this in both…

If there is no possibility how to avoid autoupdate, then I would not use that product. Welcome to real world. We don’t want to be permanently prepared to solve update issues randomly arising at any time. We want our systems secure and reliable, which is impossible when something tries to download and run code from the internet without any authorization. This is, in fact, a huge security hole, where your system is as safe as someone’s silly update mechanism with security typically based on TLS with all that CA's issues or similar crap. This is why it is definitely not recomended to add third party repositories, this is why all updates are done manually and not on all workstations/servers at the same time. I know this is in the sharp contrast to modern hipsteric way, but this is how to keep our systems secure, up and running, with full feel of responsibility. 

Apple Home Pod (Mini) updaten und iOS Version auslesen

Hallo Leute, ich zeige euch heute wie ihr euren Home Pod (Mini) aktualisieren könnt und die iOS Version auslesen könnt, sowie ihr das Autoupdate für den Homepod aktivieren könnt. HomePod Mini: https://apple.co/3sS70BU

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