Anonymous
If a kernel is working for you and you have no real reason to upgrade then don’t bother. Now, if your like me I install/upgrade just because. Usually when I do upgrade a kernel in particular I’m a few versions behind and upgrade to the latest version for no other reason than it’s available. I use a Liquorix kernel. I always keep 1 or 2 known working kernels installed should something go wrong during the install this way I can always easily revert back although I don’t think I have ever had an issue with either the Liquorix or antix kernels. That said, sometimes I go months without a kernel upgrade or a dist-upgrade then I bring it all up current again.
We are working with a real stable piece of work in antix. you would really have to stick your fingers in the wrong hole to screw things up that bad. Pay attention to what’s going to happen before you commit and everything will go smoothly. Famous last words.
eriefisher