Now I’m confused. Some people say there should be two or even more kernels installed.
Only two under properly maintained installation, I think. Screenshot from above shows:
[installed,local]and therefore about to be auto-removed (not useful any more). I’ve noted this already here: Two kernels installed: 5.16 and 5.17 with:
sudo dpkg -l | grep linux-image | grep ^rc would show which Kernel is about to be purged with: sudo apt autoremove.
@guru, now is just about right time for another official upgrade (as you probably already noticed, as new day should equal/lead toward brand new happiness):
And, as @Loki noted correctly, please stick to:
Yet simple and officially proofed (recommended for sure 
): sudo apt upgrade is the best command for the job done. Thanks Purism!
Are you aware of Phased updates? Not saying it is or is not part of the Librem repository or Debian but I know Ubuntu does…
It is official that we have linux-image-librem5 5.18.1pureos1 arm64 available for upgrade within PureOS. Thanks!