sudo apt install recoll
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sudo apt install recoll
Good evening...
Issuing the command "sudo apt install recoll" i was able to install the recoll (1.23.7-1) .
does anyone know which command could i use to install the 1.24 version ?
Issuing the command "sudo apt install recoll" i was able to install the recoll (1.23.7-1) .
does anyone know which command could i use to install the 1.24 version ?
Re: sudo apt install recoll
Recoll 1.23.7-1 is the latest version in the repositories for Mint 19.x (Ubuntu 18.04). You could download 1.24.1-2 for Ubuntu 18.10 (cosmic) from:
https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/recoll
If it installs and run fine on your system without dependency issues etc. I could't tell. You will need to try and see.
There is also a PPA at:
https://launchpad.net/~recoll-backports ... ll-1.15-on
https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/recoll
If it installs and run fine on your system without dependency issues etc. I could't tell. You will need to try and see.
There is also a PPA at:
https://launchpad.net/~recoll-backports ... ll-1.15-on
Re: sudo apt install recoll
@philotux is correct.
I suggest removing the repository version first by:
and manually remove the stored database
Then install 1.23.7-1 and rescan
Cheers
I suggest removing the repository version first by:
apt purge recoll
and manually remove the stored database
Then install 1.23.7-1 and rescan
Cheers
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Re: sudo apt install recoll
btw: it is not necessary to prefix sudo when using apt.
If elevated privilege is indicated apt will ask password.
example:
apt update
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Re: sudo apt install recoll
Thanks !
The Package: recoll (1.24.1-2) has 2 dependencies :
1) recollcmd ( Command line programs for recoll )
2) recollgui ( GUI program and elements for recoll )
to Download recollcmd, I have several Architecture options
amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, ppc64el, s390x
How to i know the correct architecture to download ?
The Package: recoll (1.24.1-2) has 2 dependencies :
1) recollcmd ( Command line programs for recoll )
2) recollgui ( GUI program and elements for recoll )
to Download recollcmd, I have several Architecture options
amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, ppc64el, s390x
How to i know the correct architecture to download ?
Re: sudo apt install recoll
In a terminal run
Beware, you might get yourself into an independency-not-satisfied circle, if one of these packages has dependencies which are not present or don't have the right version in your system.
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Re: sudo apt install recoll
dependency check is done, and satisfied, when you install/double-click the .deb you download from the the ubuntu packages link philotux referred to, otherwise using the ppa also mentioned will take care of that as well (note, click technical details of ppa to get a more direct version of command to use for your system, if LM19 then Bionic is our ubuntu base).
for determine what package you want, most likely recoll_1.24.1-2_all.deb will do it for ya, and a quick
(my example above) will let you know 86x64 (64bit) or i386/686 or somesuch that shows 64bit or 32bit architecture that you run your linux on (as well lscpu command suggested by philotux, considering the first two lines returned, eg.
(note CPU op-model simply tells what CPU is capable of, the architecture line tells what you are using, meaning 64bit in this example case)
for determine what package you want, most likely recoll_1.24.1-2_all.deb will do it for ya, and a quick
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Re: sudo apt install recoll
thanks for reply!! i really appreciate the attention...
and that's interesting ...
https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/recoll has 2 dependencies
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/recoll has 50 dependencies (depends, recommends, suggests)...
and that's interesting ...
https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/recoll has 2 dependencies
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/recoll has 50 dependencies (depends, recommends, suggests)...
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Re: sudo apt install recoll
based on results from your inxi -v1 command, amd64 is the .deb version you want,
please note, if going outside repo for our ubuntu base (meaning you want 1.24 from cosmic, versus the 1.23 from bionic) then you might have issues, as philotux mentioned. especially with reverse dependencies (rdepends). Best bet, imo, is double-click that 1.24 .deb so it is installed, with dependencies, via deb package manager (gdebi-gtk) and can be uninstalled via system package manager (apt and/or synaptic) if things get wonky.
please note, if going outside repo for our ubuntu base (meaning you want 1.24 from cosmic, versus the 1.23 from bionic) then you might have issues, as philotux mentioned. especially with reverse dependencies (rdepends). Best bet, imo, is double-click that 1.24 .deb so it is installed, with dependencies, via deb package manager (gdebi-gtk) and can be uninstalled via system package manager (apt and/or synaptic) if things get wonky.
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