I cannot install Flightgear because the version of libavdevice I have has a higher version number than in Debian testing.
The source is shown as "local"
If I force the version down it will uninstall VLC, gmstreamer and mint-codecs.
Is there a faster solution than waiting until Debian testing moves up to the version of libav I have, that will not make me lose multimedia codecs?
Flightgear uninstallable: libavdevice diff from Testing
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Flightgear uninstallable: libavdevice diff from Testing
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Re: Flightgear uninstallable: libavdevice diff from Testing
What do you with with:
And how exactly are you forcing the version down? I think you can just get the .deb file from the repo's from the older version, and install that alongside the existing version. Check if the version you need is on this list somewhere: http://packages.debian.org/search?keywo ... ection=allIf I force the version down it will uninstall VLC, gmstreamer and mint-codecs.
Re: Flightgear uninstallable: libavdevice diff from Testing
Sorry, its actually libavcodec52 (on which libavdevice52 depends,which was why the right version was not installing) that I tired to force the version down on. I tried to force the version using Synaptic (package -> force version).
I will try installing the lower version of libavcodec from a downloaded deb and see if that works.
Is there no way of installing the lower version from the repos without removing the existing one?
I will try installing the lower version of libavcodec from a downloaded deb and see if that works.
Is there no way of installing the lower version from the repos without removing the existing one?