Add a different kernel branch

Solus offers two kernel types: the current kernel (linux-current) and the LTS (Long-Term Support) kernel (linux-lts).

By default, Solus uses the linux-current kernel. You can switch between kernel branches at any time.

To install and switch to a different kernel branch, follow these steps:

Install the desired kernel branch:

Current kernel
```
 sudo eopkg install linux-current
```
LTS kernel
```
sudo eopkg install linux-lts
```

Install the necessary kernel modules of the kernel branch you want to try.

Each kernel branch has its own set of module packages. If you use hardware or features that require specific kernel modules (for example, NVIDIA graphics cards or VirtualBox), you must also install the corresponding module package for the new kernel branch.

The following table lists the kernel modules of each branch:

linux-lts	linux-current
bbswitch	bbswitch-current
broadcom-sta	broadcom-sta-current
linux-lts-headers	linux-current-headers
nvidia-470-glx-driver	nvidia-470-glx-driver-current
nvidia-beta-driver	nvidia-beta-driver-current
nvidia-developer-driver	nvidia-developer-driver-current
nvidia-glx-driver	nvidia-glx-driver-current
openrazer	openrazer-current
rtl8852bu	rtl8852bu-current
v4l2loopback	v4l2loopback-current
vhba-module	vhba-module-current
virtualbox	virtualbox-current
xone	xone-current

Restart your computer.
Select the new kernel branch from the boot menu when your computer restarts.

Important
On systems with UEFI installations, the boot menu doesn't appear by default.
To display the boot menu, press the Spacebar key repeatedly as your computer starts.
After you successfully boot with the new kernel, set it as the default to ensure Solus uses it for future startups:
```
sudo clr-boot-manager update
```