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Take off the xargs part of the command and run it to see. :-D Just looking at it though, it looks like it'll purge kernel packages that are the currently boot
by alyandon 10y ago
Take off the xargs part of the command and run it to see. :-D
Just looking at it though, it looks like it'll purge kernel packages that are the currently booted one. I don't have a system handy to check though so take that with a grain of salt.
- alyandon 10y agoJust for posterity that should have been "are not the currently booted one".