Comment 38 for bug 241368
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| Tom Chiverton (bugs-launchpad-net-falkensweb) wrote | #38 |
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Correct, the script currently does not run the command, instead printing it out.
It is my intention to change this to run the command once it's been stable for a while (and several kernel updates). In the mean time testers can duplicate the line
echo sudo apt-get remove $PKGS_LIST
and remove the echo :
sudo apt-get remove $PKGS_LIST
to have the suggestions happen automatically.
This *should* be safe, but be aware of the limited testing to date.
Yes, the user will see multiple kernels (at least two if using last-good-boot). The default settings for Grub, however, mean the latest one will always be selected.
Your suggestion to append "(Recommended)" is a good one though- open a new wish list item.