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I noticed from other posts that /var/run/reboot-required.pkgs tells what package is requiring a reboot, but this file does not exist anymore.



I have been running Ubuntu 13.10 (and updated to beta 14.04) and realized that my laptop has not asked me for a reboot once. That may be because I reboot it a few times a week already, but it has never even asked.



Back in the day, maybe around Ubuntu 10.04 I remember very vividly the red gear on the top right of gnome/unity requesting reboot, but this no longer happens.



Did the kernel update to not require these reboots anymore? How would that work?


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The red gear is gone, but after installing kernel updates, the update-manager will tell you to click here to reboot.


[#26155] Sunday, March 13, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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