Hey! After restart, I saw that I wac back to running a generic kernel instead of a lowlatency one. Previously, I removed all generic images, headers, and modules. Because if a newer version generic kernel was available, my system would default to that upon startup instead of the most recent lowlatency kernel. That’s worked fine for a few years
Currently, my marked upgrades remove pulseaudio and pulseaudio-module-jack (which I need) and install the generic kernel stuff (which I don’t need).
Before I start tinkering and probably getting a headache, I figure I should ask: are there any reasons why should go along with the recommended changes, or advice how to safely oveerride them?
Other than that - thank you so much! I love neon and appreciate all the work that goes into making this possible