In Software Sources there is main (tricia) and base (bionic). What is the difference between these two? Also why are they called tricia and bionic?
In regards to the actual mirrors I've just chosen the fastest ones, is this okay? I assume all the mirrors are safe and secure.
Thank you.
[Solved] Software Sources - tricia and bionic?
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[Solved] Software Sources - tricia and bionic?
Last edited by DDB on Mon Feb 03, 2020 5:55 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Software Sources - tricia and bionic?
Hello, DDB.
The names "tricia" and "bionic" are nicknames or codenames, as the Linux Mint releases overview page calls them: Linux Mint Releases
Every Linux Mint release has got a version number and a corresponding nickname or codename:
The software sources identify the Linux Mint releases and the underlying Ubuntu release by their nicknames/codenames.
Hope this explains it.
Best regards,
Karl
The names "tricia" and "bionic" are nicknames or codenames, as the Linux Mint releases overview page calls them: Linux Mint Releases
Every Linux Mint release has got a version number and a corresponding nickname or codename:
- Linux Mint 19 tara
- Linux Mint 19.1 tessa
- Linux Mint 19.2 tina
- Linux Mint 19.3 tricia
The software sources identify the Linux Mint releases and the underlying Ubuntu release by their nicknames/codenames.
Hope this explains it.
Best regards,
Karl
Linux Mint 19.3 64-bit Cinnamon, Total Commander 9.51 64-bit
Re: Software Sources - tricia and bionic?
Hi Karl,
Thank you for Replying, So as I understand it, the Main will be downloading updates from Linux Mint and the Base will be downloading updates from Ubuntu?
This will be operating system updates as well as software when I use my software and package managers?
Before this when I'd read Linux Mint was based on Ubuntu I just assumed you would download all the updates from LM but I guess that kind of package efficiency makes sense.
Thank you.
DDB
Thank you for Replying, So as I understand it, the Main will be downloading updates from Linux Mint and the Base will be downloading updates from Ubuntu?
This will be operating system updates as well as software when I use my software and package managers?
Before this when I'd read Linux Mint was based on Ubuntu I just assumed you would download all the updates from LM but I guess that kind of package efficiency makes sense.
Thank you.
DDB
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Re: Software Sources - tricia and bionic?
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Re: Software Sources - tricia and bionic?
Hello, DDB.
Yes to both questions. Your understanding is correct.
Best regards,
Karl
Yes to both questions. Your understanding is correct.
Best regards,
Karl
Linux Mint 19.3 64-bit Cinnamon, Total Commander 9.51 64-bit