[Bug 420837] Re: computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image.

Any advance on this? I have very hard space constraints, old kernels are really large for me and would be great that computer-janitor removes them automatically. As a suggestion for the third party packages problem, a new command line option could be added that hardens the check for packages that

[Bug 420837] Re: computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image.

I can't see this happening, actually. For me, c-j seems to remove modules and image packages as well. -- computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/420837 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is

[Bug 420837] Re: computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image.

I just came across this issue while trying to remove the 31-11 kernel. -- computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/420837 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubun

[Bug 420837] Re: computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image.

I have recently changed Computer Janitor so that it is rather more careful about what to suggest for removal. The problem was that it was considering all common third-party packages as uninteresting to the user, which caused a lot of people to accidentally remove stuff they care about. The fix for

Re: [Bug 420837] Re: computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image.

Sorry, I miss understood your questions, I really don't think that there is a way in computer janitor to accomplish this task, but you can go in terminal and type uname -r and then go to Synaptic Package Manager and type the output of the command in quick search and you will get the kernel in th

[Bug 420837] Re: computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image.

Vikram, the janitor didn't offer to delete any of the recent kernels (-5 and later). I had to purge them by hand. When should it? Also, I'd like to see at least a purge option so that it doesn't leave "rc" droppings; what's the point if I have to fix things afterwards? -- computer-janitor only

[Bug 420837] Re: computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image.

Can you check if this issue persists in Karamic... Thanks -- computer-janitor only deletes old linux headers. Not modules/image. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/420837 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mail