Fedora makes me restart all the time for updates but I want my screenfetches to show a big uptime so I look cool on /g/
>>109254965Install Debian stable
uptime:less than 6 hours: primarily a windows user, a gaymer, poser and gay6 hours to 2 days: also a primary windows user who went out of her way to look like a real linux stacy2 days to 14 days: based real linux userlonger than 14 days: a gay ass basement computer, probably an optiplex, you don't really use linux you have a windows pc upstairs and you're a poser pretending to use the shitty linux computer to look smar
>>109255044stop pretending people are female nigger faggot retard black african gay
>>109255044I wanted to be cool on the Internet, so I let my computer on for 50 days and it fried every part such that I couldn't turn it on again after turning it off. The mainboard, the cpu, the graphics card, the ram, all fucking dead.:-(
>>109254965Blink-182 are horribly overrated
>>109255519Larp. Constant power is healthier for pc components than shutting down and booting up.
>>109255582you're a quarter of a century late for that hot take
>>109254965use arch and this stops becoming a problem
>>109255519things that didn't happen
>>109256184Arch updates kernels quite frequently, please tell me how you'll get a large uptime without rebooting.Over the past month with all the CVEs found by AI even debian had several kernel updates in the span of a couple of weeks.Wanting a large uptime for the sake of it is retarded.
>>109256214if you are only rebooting for cve fixes in kernel updates just use kexec-tools instead of rebooting
>>109255582Okay but you gotta admit All of This with Robert Smith is an underrated Blink 182 song
>>109255582>>109256166>>109256340Angels & Airwaves was better
Just run Debian and stop being a poser. Come back in a year to show your 1yr uptime.
