We only keep a certain number of installed kernels, across all flavours.
Older ones are autoremoved, even automatically with unattended-upgrades.
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: Won't Fix => Invalid
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Title:
keep the 3 or 5 youngest linux-image-*-generic and autoremove the rest
To ma
kernel-package contains tools for building custom kernel packages. It is
not the correct package for this bug.
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Title:
keep the 3 or 5 youngest l
** Package changed: gst-plugins-ugly0.10 (Ubuntu) => kernel-package
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keep the 3 or 5 youngest linux-image-*-generic and autoremov
This bug-report has no context to the package gst-plugin-ugly0.10...
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Another solution:
Just kill the sub-menu in GRUB2.
If the use could see all installed kernel-images (a growing list) he
would think about that topic and handle it byhimself.
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