Hi all, a little light change of topic.I have three different Lubu releases available on different partitions for comparison and other reasons and want to keep it that way, I just want to get rid of some of the kernel point releases that are no-longer required. They clutter up my boot menu and, no doubt, the hard drive. I've consulted some Lubuntu sites regarding removal and have a reasonable idea of the difference between apt-get remove and apt-get purge. I suspect that the latter is what I want. BUT I specifically want to get back to a version of Lubuntu using linux3.19.0-15-generic (which I use a lot, and booted into manually from the GRUB menu for the current session) and get rid of the more recent one using linux3.19.0-25-generic which doesn't boot to completion - no mouse cursor. Rather than fix it, I'll wait for 15.10. In the mean while I want to rely on 15.04 with minimum fuss.
Should I be looking at dpkg --force-downgrade? If so how should I parametrize the command? - I don't want to lose too much...
Thanks in advance, Basil Fernie
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