What I do for a new machine?

[LinuxIsOne]

On Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 10:45 AM, Rigved Rakshit <r.phate at gmail.com> wrote:

> 1. In Synaptic or the Ubuntu Software Center, search for "linux-image",
> without the quotes. Make sure that you only remove old kernel versions and
> not your current kernel version. (Note: To find out your current linux
> kernel version, type "uname -r" in the terminal, without the quotes.)

Yeah that I did but the thing is that it is okay from Synaptic but the
same when done from Ubuntu Software Center it gives me also an option
to install the Linux kernel and now which this kernel is which it is
depicting and letting me allow for downloading?

http://postimage.org/image/mjquviir5/

Though the latest kernel (2.6.32-36-generic) is already there!

> 2. Similarly, search for "linux-headers". Again, make sure that you only
> remove the older versions of the linux kernel headers.

> 3. Once the removal is finished, close Synaptic/Ubuntu Software Center. Type
> "sudo update-grub" in the terminal. It will ask for your password. Enter
> that, wait for the command to finish and you are done!

And I also ran:

sudo update-grub2

Was it okay?