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Martin Hierholzer@terminaltilt
I have a cronjob installing updates and rebooting the system once per week on a similar setup (Raspberry Pi OS + Incus). Works also very reliably.
That's a great idea!
Si 
(he/him)@sihaha
Does unattended-upgrade allow a subsequent reboot? I want that weekly reboot in any case, and it totally makes sense to do that right after the upgrade finished. You certainly do not want it to interrupt, also you do not want to wait long after the upgrade, because you might be unnecessarily running with an old kernel etc.
@terminaltilt
Does unattended-upgrade allow a subsequent reboot? I want that weekly reboot in any case, and it totally makes sense to do that right after the upgrade finished. You certainly do not want it to interrupt, also you do not want to wait long after the upgrade, because you might be unnecessarily running with an old kernel etc.
@terminaltilt
TL,DR; yes
Long answer: RTFM 😉
In 50unattended-upgrades you can specify
Unattended-Upgrade::Automatic-Reboot and even Unattended-Upgrade::Automatic-Reboot-Time
See https://github.com/mvo5/unattended-upgrades/blob/master/README.md#supported-options-reference
@sihaha
Sorry, I had a quick glance at the manual before asking, but I must have overlooked it... 😉 Thanks for the pointer!
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Sorry, I had a quick glance at the manual before asking, but I must have overlooked it... 😉 Thanks for the pointer!
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Alex Seibz@terminaltilt
Is there something like an atomic Debian distro?
Is there something like an atomic Debian distro?
No, surprisingly, I don't think there are any Atomic Debian projects. The closest ones I know of would be Vanilla OS and Endless OS.