My system suggested I have a package to autoremove but when I did the autoremove command I go to warning the time about to delete the existing kernel and I didn’t read it fully so I clicked no thinking it was to cancel but I actually approved the deletion what should I do?
A new kernel version 6.12 should have been installed. You see it above. The message appears because new kernel 6.12 will be loaded on a reboot only. To be save, reboot first, before attempting to remove the old kernel 6.6
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Hey, first off all, thanks for the prompt response and maintaining this awesome project, secondly… Uhhh, I already accidentally uninstalled it, what if I reboot and it doesn’t reboot?
usually it should reboot as the new kernel has been installed already. At least it reboots fine on a test system on my side 
btw, did you executed apt autoremove manually?
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Yes, I executed manually and it is still running (I’m afraid to reboot)
Your choice 
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I did reboot and all is good I think? sudo systemctl reboot
if your system boot up again, yes