Usually once whenever I'm on it I'll pull up a terminal and type "yay"
this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2026
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I use Apdatifier for KDE and it checks every 180 minutes. If there are updates, I update.
sundays
Opensuse aeon - I don't do anything. Package manager handles everything
I update my Arch desktop about once a week, laptop with Mint probably about once a month and server with OMV a few times a week.
I think its been a month or two lol. Unless I wanna download something new I tend to just stick with whatever I have atm.
xbps-install -Su usually when a regular xbps-install fails due to cert issues every few months
When I feel like it π might be a couple of times a day I'm fixing the system, or it might be a month since last time π€·
For my Manjaro systems, I usually check the forums and after I see a new stable update is posted I'll do an update in the next few days. Sometimes I'll check between the big updates for things like browsers or other occasional high priority updates that get posted between the big updates, but usually only if I'm having a problem or have some other reason to do this.
Every few daysβI seem to have endless libraries that have constant updates.
i run sudo xbps-install -Su whenever i remember to, and flatpak update whenever there's a new Krita version
Daily, I use Arch by the way