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The unrelated (CVE) or enhancement (NM integration) suggestions
upthread are separate topics. Closing!
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Hi,
Arne Babenhauserheide skribis:
> Also it would be interesting to have an auto-update service that only
> updates /run/current-system
Yes, that’s what we’re talking about here, or at least what I had in
mind. :-)
Ludo’.
This is just my opinions/ideas:
On Tue, Jul 16, 2019 at 02:29:07AM -0500, Matthew Brooks wrote:
> If an automatic updater is included by default (which I think would
> be a rather bad idea), it absolutely needs to be very easy for a
> user to disable.
Guix System should target non-power users too
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>> Further, an automatic upgrade service wouldn't really add anything
>> useful, since cron jobs and scripts can already be used to automate
>> upgrading if one so desires.
>
> I disagree. We provide a whole lot of services that aren’t strictly
> necessary in order to sat
Hi Matthew,
> If an automatic updater is included by default (which I think would be
> a rather bad idea), it absolutely needs to be very easy for a user to
> disable.
Of course. It would be as simple as removing a service from the list of
default system services in the operating system config
If an automatic updater is included by default (which I think would be a rather
bad idea), it absolutely needs to be very easy for a user to disable.
GuixSD gives users a hell of a lot more control over the system and software
and such than most other operating systems do, and that's a great stre
Some users (want to) forget about regularly upgrading Guix System.
There should be an unattended upgrades service. Some requirements
come to mind for its configuration:
1) Some users may want their unattended upgrades service to take care
just of reconfiguring from a recent checkout and some may
