Windows takes ultimate authority on too many questions without asking or informing users about that. It is wrong by default and leads to a lot of predictable problems and UX drgradation. To the point Microsoft managed to make people be anxious about updates, wanting to stop them.
The amount of people complaining about update scheduling is statistically insignificant in the real world. Lemmy and other tech communities are an echo chamber.
It’s because this thread is filled with Linux bros. Windows scheduling updates at night and gives you weeks to prepare. It’s even funnier seeing people say osx doesn’t do this…it absolutely does. It will run an update if you wait to long and it takes just as long usually. Linux sure won’t do this, but the majority of people have no clue how to use Linux and it’s unfortunately not part of the corporate world in mass, and probably never will for workstations because of it’s steeper learning curve.
Windows takes ultimate authority on too many questions without asking or informing users about that. It is wrong by default and leads to a lot of predictable problems and UX drgradation. To the point Microsoft managed to make people be anxious about updates, wanting to stop them.
The amount of people complaining about update scheduling is statistically insignificant in the real world. Lemmy and other tech communities are an echo chamber.
It’s because this thread is filled with Linux bros. Windows scheduling updates at night and gives you weeks to prepare. It’s even funnier seeing people say osx doesn’t do this…it absolutely does. It will run an update if you wait to long and it takes just as long usually. Linux sure won’t do this, but the majority of people have no clue how to use Linux and it’s unfortunately not part of the corporate world in mass, and probably never will for workstations because of it’s steeper learning curve.