Re: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's
is there a way on all clients to check the actually installed ring version? and the version that is recommend for this device as well? know that fdroid supports such a feature for their "installed apps" view. on GNOME it's easy to find the version number in "about" section all the best!
Re: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's
one friend told me, that she installed ring on windows 7, then updated windows to 10. and told me that the first option * Windows (Win32), macOS: Ring has an embedded updater, can be forced by using menu -> check for update ist not existing. since she installed ring for windows 7 before, there is no update option you mentioned in option 2 * Windows (UWP): Ring updated through the Windows Store Any idea how she could manage to geht the latest version of Ring without losing her account & contacts/conversations all the best!
Re: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's
On Sun, 2018-04-15 at 11:34 -0400, Adrien Béraud wrote: > Hi, > > > * Windows (Win32), macOS: Ring has an embedded updater, can be forced by > using menu -> check for update > * Windows (UWP): Ring updated through the Windows Store Why does your Download page https://ring.cx/en/download/windows show Windows 10 under two different sections? > * iOS: Ring updated through the App Store > * Android: Ring updated through the Play Store > > Best regards, > Adrien > > > De: cl37m...@studserv.uni-leipzig.de > À: ring@gnu.org > Envoyé: Dimanche 15 Avril 2018 06:16:13 > Objet: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's > > Hej there! > > On Linux/GNOME it easy to update Ring automatically using my repositories. > > But my friends on Windows (7,10) & Mac/iOS don't now how to do that. They are > concerned that they have to to reinstall everything and then will lose their > contacts/settings as well. As i am not using these platforms: What advice > should > i give? Is there something in Ring manuals? > > Thanks for your time & help!
Re: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's
Hi Adrien, thanks for your quick reply and your work on Ring! See my answer below and inline. Best! On Sun, 2018-04-15 at 11:34 -0400, Adrien Béraud wrote: > Hi, > > > * Windows (Win32), macOS: Ring has an embedded updater, can be forced by > using menu -> check for update > * Windows (UWP): Ring updated through the Windows Store https://www.microsoft.com/de-de/store/p/gnu-ring/9nblggh43d70?rtc=1 It still shows release date: 09.11.2016 Are those updates run automatically? Or do i have to start them manually using Windows Store? > * iOS: Ring updated through the App Store > * Android: Ring updated through the Play Store What about F-Droid here? > > Best regards, > Adrien > > > De: cl37m...@studserv.uni-leipzig.de > À: ring@gnu.org > Envoyé: Dimanche 15 Avril 2018 06:16:13 > Objet: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's > > Hej there! > > On Linux/GNOME it easy to update Ring automatically using my repositories. > > But my friends on Windows (7,10) & Mac/iOS don't now how to do that. They are > concerned that they have to to reinstall everything and then will lose their > contacts/settings as well. As i am not using these platforms: What advice > should > i give? Is there something in Ring manuals? > > Thanks for your time & help!
Re: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's
Hi, * Windows (Win32), macOS: Ring has an embedded updater, can be forced by using menu -> check for update * Windows (UWP): Ring updated through the Windows Store * iOS: Ring updated through the App Store * Android: Ring updated through the Play Store Best regards, Adrien De: cl37m...@studserv.uni-leipzig.de À: ring@gnu.org Envoyé: Dimanche 15 Avril 2018 06:16:13 Objet: [Ring] Ring Update under serveral OS's Hej there! On Linux/GNOME it easy to update Ring automatically using my repositories. But my friends on Windows (7,10) & Mac/iOS don't now how to do that. They are concerned that they have to to reinstall everything and then will lose their contacts/settings as well. As i am not using these platforms: What advice should i give? Is there something in Ring manuals? Thanks for your time & help!
