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Linux Stable repository added

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bob:
If you want to follow the linux build changes a bit less on the leading edge, try the stable dist.
Using Awesome Donkeys tutorial, just substitute the word stable where you see latest.

Currently all builds in stable are 21.0.34

Wybe:
I did a fresh install on a new computer, but the stable repository did not work: not found! The latest repository does work. I did install the 64-bit version.

Awesome Donkey:
Confirmed, it's not working.

I'll try updating the APT tutorial this week to add the stable repository.

Wybe:
Can you update the tutorial and add the (correct) stable repository?

Another question: when I installed the latest/not stable version (via the command line, tutorial), how can I switch after a while to the stable version? What steps do I need to take?

Awesome Donkey:
The problem right now is the stable repository doesn't seem to be working - it 404's if you replace latest with stable. Once that's sorted, I'll add it to the tutorial.


--- Quote from: Wybe on February 24, 2016, 03:17:03 am ---Another question: when I installed the latest/not stable version (via the command line, tutorial), how can I switch after a while to the stable version? What steps do I need to take?
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You won't need to do anything except run the proper commands for the stable repository. You *may* need to reinstall/downgrade Media Center to the stable version though.

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