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Of course, you need to reboot to actually use the new kernel.

Debian point upgrades never were an issue for me. Now that I think about it, Stretch is getting very old.
Just in time for Buster, I guess.

Wheelerof4te wrote:Now that I think about it, Stretch is getting very old.

And rock solid. Buddy, don't suffer from Shiny New Stuff Syndrome...

^If I suffered from that, I would still be running Arch, buddy.

BTW, Buster is frozen since march, so it is even now too old for the bleeding-edge SNS obsessed people.