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It might be desirable to install an LTS kernel for better stability. This can be done by:
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# xbps-install -Sy linux-lts linux-lts-headers
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To uninstall the non-lts kernel, ignore the package through `/etc/xbps.d/xbps.conf` by adding:
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ignorepkg=linux
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And then removing the `linux` meta package and its dependecies:
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> You should choose a kernel depending on the hardware of your computer. If the components are relatively new they might not work with an LTS kernel.
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