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Why would anyone want to use a distro that can break at any update unexpectedly or have to read articles first to see if it's safe is beyond me.
It's too much of a hassle.
yeah windows do be like that
I've yet to have one of my windows systems brick itself. Several of my Linux systems have.
I haven't had a Windows install completely brick itself, but I have seen Windows go into a try to update->update fails->rollback->updates are available->tries to update again... etc. infinite loop.
It's been a while since I've had a Linux system brick that wasn't me doing something stupid, though I've gotten a lot better at handling the occasional minor hiccup.