Wait but that means your computer will stay on if the update fails, right?
If it was && then the second command would only run if the first command was successful.
But @vodka@feddit.org wrote only one & which instead means the first command will run in the background and the second will execute at the same time… which does not seem like a good idea in this case 😅
Doing
yay --noconfirm & shutdownwhenever I turn my machine off has been the solution for meYou turn your machine off???
Once a month or so yes!
I kid. I reboot every couple weeks to save myself a bunch of headaches.
I reboot every time an update triggers mkinitcpio. Otherwise som kernel modules stop working.
Wait but that means your computer will stay on if the update fails, right?
It doesn’t deserve the rest if it fails.
If it was
&&then the second command would only run if the first command was successful.But @vodka@feddit.org wrote only one
&which instead means the first command will run in the background and the second will execute at the same time… which does not seem like a good idea in this case 😅Oh damn, yeah it was supposed to be &&, probably messed it up when arguing with the stupid phone keyboard adding spaces after symbols
Thank you!