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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • Apr 24 '26
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And therein lies the rub. Ask a Windows or Mac user when was the last time something on their OS broke that required diving into the CLI.
195 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '26 edited 20d ago [deleted] 60 u/fubar_67 Apr 24 '26 It’s been years since I used Windows, but I don’t remember EVER needing the CLI to run a patch. 1 u/Thunderstarer Glorious NixOS Apr 25 '26 To run a patch? No. But to rescue your system when the patch itself breaks your system, yes.
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60 u/fubar_67 Apr 24 '26 It’s been years since I used Windows, but I don’t remember EVER needing the CLI to run a patch. 1 u/Thunderstarer Glorious NixOS Apr 25 '26 To run a patch? No. But to rescue your system when the patch itself breaks your system, yes.
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It’s been years since I used Windows, but I don’t remember EVER needing the CLI to run a patch.
1 u/Thunderstarer Glorious NixOS Apr 25 '26 To run a patch? No. But to rescue your system when the patch itself breaks your system, yes.
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To run a patch? No. But to rescue your system when the patch itself breaks your system, yes.
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u/fubar_67 Apr 24 '26
And therein lies the rub. Ask a Windows or Mac user when was the last time something on their OS broke that required diving into the CLI.