One of the problems on Ubuntu platforms is that the Software Update tool doesn’t remove the old kernels after an upgrade, but the Ubuntu devs are now talking whether their tool should be used to perform this kind of cleaning.
It might seem like a trivial stuff, but if you’re running an Ubuntu system for a long time and you never clean up, you’ll end up with a lot of installed kernels. It can get to a point where you’ll be looking to clean up the space on your home partition just to make a sim… (read more)
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