I don’t know, I recently got a 2-in-1 laptop, and was surprised to see that KDE works great. Got Onboard as on-screen keyboard. Screen rotation works great. Glad I didn’t have to run Gnome on that machine.

… and feel endless pain from whatever they did to the scrollbars. Seriously, wtf.

Why?

No, I’m asking how to have unattended-upgrades do that.

Is there anything about staggered upgrades and staging environments in there? Because obviously I had read it before posting…

I invite you to re-read the second paragraph of my post.

You’re just throwing things I already listed back at me. I mentioned a staging environment, I mentioned a schedule was a (bad) option.

Maybe I’m not being clear.

I want to stagger updates, giving time to make sure they work before they hit the whole fleet.

If a new SSH version comes out on Tuesday, I want it installed to 1/3 of the machines on Tuesday, another third on Wednesday, and the rest in Friday. Or similar.

Having machines update on a schedule means I have much less frequent updates and doesn’t even guarantee that they hit the staging environment first (what if they’re released just before the prod update time?)

So you can test the updates before fixing production.

My question is how to do that with APT.

(oops - replied in the wrong place)