Of course, there could always be a non-default option not to remove kernels, for the rare person who needs an old one. And currently, Synaptic shows 6 versions, so you can always reinstall.
But from what you say, apparently this bug is already "fixed", i.e. shoved under the rug, leaving kernels to accumulate in Granny's computer. Sigh.
Of course, there could always be a non-default option not to remove kernels, for the rare person who needs an old one. And currently, Synaptic shows 6 versions, so you can always reinstall.
But from what you say, apparently this bug is already "fixed", i.e. shoved under the rug, leaving kernels to accumulate in Granny's computer. Sigh.