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It shouldn't be needed. AFAIK part of the post-installation script of a new kernel already marks the oldest kernels for removal with `apt-get autoremove`. They
by lvillani 10y ago
It shouldn't be needed. AFAIK part of the post-installation script of a new kernel already marks the oldest kernels for removal with `apt-get autoremove`. They just need to run it automatically after an upgrade.
- dustinkirkland 10y agoUnfortunately, that's not enough. There are many corner cases where kernel packages hang around much longer than they should, for odd reasons.