> . . . . On cold boot FF came back. > > > > But, the question of what happened with apt was the more important > > question . . . was it trying to install a too new kernel and then > > tried to back out of it? It was an odd episode . . . . > > > > F > > > Hey Fritz, > > You could search for the available kernels to see which ones are > available, and which ones are installed. > > You can also look in the /var/log/dpkg.log something like: > > grep "upgrade " /var/log/dpkg.log > > That might give you a starting point. > > As for the disappearance of firefox, I think snap/flatpak packages don't > always show up after install, there may be a way to force it to update > the menus but I don't really like to use either of those unless I > *really* have to, so I don't know off the top of my head/ > > -- > 😷 > > > Israel:
Thanks for the suggestions . . . I'll check into them when I get back to Lu in a few days. One of my problems is that since I'm rotating OSs each day, I don't know where each system is vis the kernel. Possibly kinetic is a "5.13" base system, but I did see "5.15" in the upgrade list. Yesterday I was in Tumbleweed, which is 5.19 . . . and then today I'm in Deb Sid, which I thought would be like 5.20??? but, nope, uname -r shows "5.10" . . . . The good news is that whatever blew up in the middle or end of the apt, the kinetic system rebooted into the GUI . . . . It was just a rare instance of a "hang" in the apt dist-upgrade. F
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