Please can you add this software to the repositories for LMDE. They are not available with UP8. Thanks.
1. octave 3.81 (or later)
2. palemoon
Newer sotware
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majest
Newer sotware
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wayne128
Re: Newer sotware
majest wrote:Please can you add this software to the repositories for LMDE. They are not available with UP8. Thanks.
2. palemoon
It is very easy to either run Palemoon linux or install with its installer.
This way, you can have both Palemoon and Firefox running
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killer de bug
Re: Newer sotware
You can take it from Debian Testing repo: https://packages.debian.org/jessie/octavemajest wrote:Please can you add this software to the repositories for LMDE. They are not available with UP8. Thanks.
1. octave 3.81 (or later)
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majest
Re: Newer sotware
I just installed Palemoon as you suggested - it works nicely, thank you! One remaining problem is getting the shortcuts and icons in the menus. With repo installation, these are done automatically.wayne128 wrote:majest wrote:Please can you add this software to the repositories for LMDE. They are not available with UP8. Thanks.
2. palemoon
It is very easy to either run Palemoon linux or install with its installer.
This way, you can have both Palemoon and Firefox running
I prefer XFCE over MATE but either way the "Main Menu" editor is hopeless.
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majest
Re: Newer sotware
Thanks - I have now done this. I guess I did it the wrong way since I now have a broken system (there are conflicts when I try and install other programs - such as gnome-games). Everything works OK for now but I will need to do it again.killer de bug wrote:You can take it from Debian Testing repo: https://packages.debian.org/jessie/octavemajest wrote:Please can you add this software to the repositories for LMDE. They are not available with UP8. Thanks.
1. octave 3.81 (or later)
What I did was put the debian jessie repo in my sources.list and then used dpkg and gfedi to resolve the dependencies. Is that wrong?
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killer de bug
Re: Newer sotware
Yes, you should have use apt to handle this. It would have shown you which packages are conflicting.majest wrote: What I did was put the debian jessie repo in my sources.list and then used dpkg and gfedi to resolve the dependencies. Is that wrong?
