I run Debian 11. Their repository shows RG v20.12-1.
I then installed the 22.12 .deb that was supplied by Michael.
When I ran it, I got RG 22.12 showing.
When I updated using Synaptic package manager, it shows v22.12-1 as the
installed version and states that version is "upgradable" to the
repository version (20.12-1).
After removing RG, I grabbed the code from git and recompiled. That gave
me v23.06 (developmental snapshot). It seems to work fine.
But Debian 11 still insists I have 22.12, upgradable to 20.12.
23.06 seems to work fine, so if there's no other way to sort this out,
ok. But are there any ideas about that? Particularly, the "upgradable"
weirdness. That and one other problematic application (Thunderbird's new
version isn't any good at "upgrading" an existing installation) stand
between me and just running apt update/upgrade to keep the system current.
Thanks to our beautiful developers for the RG update, still loving the
program and looking forward to doing more with it in 2023!
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David W. Jones
gn...@hawaii.rr.com
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