Public bug reported:
I have gtk-gnutella version 0.98-4 installed. I installed it from the
gtk-gnutella site. Update manager insists that it has a newer version
0.98.2 and keeps offering to install it each day. I think the problem is
that the gtk-nutella developers use the dash in the version number
whereas update manager uses a dot. Since dash is earlier than dot in the
ASCII order, "-4" appears to be earlier than ".2". Would it be possible
for update manager to be made to give equal weight to dot and dash in
version numbers? I think this would solve a very annoying daily task.
Thank you.
** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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update manager tries to reinstall old version of gtk-gnutella
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