Fedora question: How come using `dnf upgrade` in the terminal doesn't require restarting, but using the "Software" program sometimes requires restarting, even if they update the same exact packages?

snek_boi@lemmy.ml · edit-2 2 years ago

Fedora question: How come using `dnf upgrade` in the terminal doesn't require restarting, but using the "Software" program sometimes requires restarting, even if they update the same exact packages?

zedro@lemmy.ml · edit-2 1 year ago

If you want to do a more safely software update in general you can use dnf offline-upgrade download in terminal to download only the packages. Then you can use dnf offline-upgrade reboot to install updates. The system restart in “safe mode”, apply every updates, reboot again and start the system. Reference: https://fedoramagazine.org/offline-updates-and-fedora-35/

heartsofwar@lemmy.world · edit-2 1 year ago

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Fedora question: How come using dnf upgrade in the terminal doesn't require restarting, but using the "Software" program sometimes requires restarting, even if they update the same exact packages?

Fedora question: How come using dnf upgrade in the terminal doesn't require restarting, but using the "Software" program sometimes requires restarting, even if they update the same exact packages?

Fedora question: How come using `dnf upgrade` in the terminal doesn't require restarting, but using the "Software" program sometimes requires restarting, even if they update the same exact packages?

Fedora question: How come using `dnf upgrade` in the terminal doesn't require restarting, but using the "Software" program sometimes requires restarting, even if they update the same exact packages?