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Say, the PDF reader is no longer able to print. Well, it's annoying, but it's not as problematic as if your network connection stopped working or if you were suddenly unable to boot the computer or to login.
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Note the -r argument, which was added to refresh the cache.
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A kernel regression could however affect your ability to connect to the Internet, to start your desktop environment or even to boot the operating system.
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For this reason it is important to be cautious when applying kernel updates and to know how to revert them when something goes wrong.
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Located in
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When you apply an update, you replace the old version of the software with the new version.
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Things are different when it comes to kernels. When you apply a "kernel update", you don't actually update the kernel, you install a new kernel alongside the existing one.
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Every time you apply a kernel update, you install a new kernel on the system, without removing the old ones.
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At boot time, the computer selects the most recent one.
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If you want to know which kernel you are currently using, open a terminal and type:
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You can install and remove kernels from the Update Manager.
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