>A while in, I find it won't update the software because /boot or something is out of space The boot partition is small and Ubuntu doesn't clean out old kernel

>A while in, I find it won't update the software because /boot or something is out of space The boot partition is small and Ubuntu doesn't clean out old kernels. You have to do it yourself. sudo apt-get autoremove This will remove an old kernel. There may be a better way, because I find if there are multiple old kernels I have to do this multiple times. I also found if I have to remove more than one, it's best to follow with a sudo update-grub I previously managed to hose things by removing multiple old kernel versions, seeing a warning about needing to do this, ignoring it, then rebooting. So now I just do it after any autoremove that tosses an old kernel. This may not be the 100% correct magic ubuntu dance, but it is the one that seems to work for me.