We installed a RHEL4 system before all the updates that are currently
available and have never patched any of the software. This machine has been
in production ever since. We finally decided to let it update almost 1000
packages and it did them all, without rebooting and never skipped a beat!
We should have rebooted for the kernel, but we're running a custom kernel
anyway, so there was no point in it.
I love linux...
nathan
On Sunday 04 June 2006 20:06, Jeff Garland wrote:
> In case no one noticed, this is a place where Linux has a major lead on
> MS right now -- yes, you can get 64bit Windows, but try to find device
> drivers and applications -- it's tough. On top of that, the idea of
> installing a major OS upgrade and having it automatically upgrade all
> the apps -- well, that just can't happen on Windows. Anyway, many thanks
> to all the folks that made this one fleeting moment of software euphoria
> possible :)
>
> Jeff
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