- Launching "Synaptic Package Manager".
- Searching for "Linux kernel image".
- Check "Mark for complete removal" for the kernel versions you no longer need.
- Click "Apply".
Kernel patching
Upgrading to a new kernel version is necessary from a security perspective but it inevitably introduces a new entry in Grub. You can remove those redundant entries by:
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