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submitted 2 days ago by onlooker@lemmy.ml to c/linux@lemmy.ml

I haven't distro hopped much in the past few years, so I am near clueless. I know that Linux Mint has a graphical updater and I vaguely remember openSUSE having it, though I'm not so sure on that one, because as I mentioned, it's been a while. Especially curious if any Arch-based distros have it.

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[-] artyom@piefed.social 1 points 2 days ago

Most of them offer some sort of GUI updater. Zorin, Bazzite, Cachy, off the top of my head. How intuitive are they? Not. How much user input do they require? In the case of Zorin and Cachy, quite a lot.

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