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Did we kill Linux's killer feature?
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Yes! The automatic updates are great for me and my family's machines. System and Flatpak upgrades are done automatically, I never ever think of them.
Universal Blue has it too. They also have the "just" wrapper for not just system and flatpak, but containers as well.