stevesr0 wrote: "Today, I tried to use the same apt-get procedure on my other computer. The update worked but installed v.10 instead of v.19. I tried again with the same result."
emariz responded, "Or you simply got confused and chose the "ESR" version (v. 10) instead of the "release" one (v. 20). Both are provided by the same repository, albeit in different release components."
Stevesr0 to emariz:
Thanks for comment.
That might have happened once, but I went through the same install three times in a row. The first two times gave me the same update to v.10 and I am sure that I checked to use the release version, not the esr version.
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Debian based distro with current software?
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ashtonford
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Re: Debian based distro with current software?
mints debian is awsome it has updated software like firefox etc.