This one has just bitten me, and necessitated research to fix it. The suggestion offered by the updater, to run "sudo apt-get clean", not only does not address the issue (because the old kernels are left in place), but also is user-hostile. Why not ask the user if they want to clean up from past upgrades (of all kinds), and then just get on with everything necessary?
This one has just bitten me, and necessitated research to fix it. The suggestion offered by the updater, to run "sudo apt-get clean", not only does not address the issue (because the old kernels are left in place), but also is user-hostile. Why not ask the user if they want to clean up from past upgrades (of all kinds), and then just get on with everything necessary?