It's now beyond merely "uncomfortable" ... I fired it up earlier today and got a message "This version of signal-desktop has expired..." and it refuses to send messages. This is on signal-desktop-legacy version 8.1.0.







On 5/7/26 13:36, Greg Tourte wrote:
Hi,

I am getting more and more uncomfortable with not being able to have signal-desktop updated.

I realise that versions above 8.1 do not work with vanilla stable but they do work with the glibc in the testing folder in -stable (and of course they will work in -current).

What I am proposing is to have a new signal-desktop-legacy package with the latest version working on -stable without the testing glibc and keep the signal-desktop package fully uptodate and a note in the README file.

Does this sound acceptable?

Cheers

Greg

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