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And Debian still has not done much on their end, so we now have our own updated 23.1.0 in the main repository.

Changes can be viewed here.

Did it yesterday, so 56.2.9 is now in the main repo.

Tim and I still aren't able to download the Bible modules online with the new versions, but they will install from a local folder.

I was able to install and run the current release of the Windows Xiphos in Wine, but it also would not show any modules for download from the ftp server after a refresh.

What does Quick System Info in the menu report for your system?

It's pretty much all Python 2.
The heavier desktops like KDE, GNOME, and Cinnamon have their own widget systems that use C++, javascript, and css.

vamsi can try directly downloading the -ffmpeg-extra package for xenial from packages.ubuntu.com, and then installing it with the default deb installer, gdebi.

Synaptic Package Manager (install) ---> chromium-codecs-ffmpeg & chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra ... or, in your terminal, copy/paste ... sudo apt install chromium-codecs-ffmpeg && chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra ... Ummm...those packages are in the Ubuntu repos, but not in the Debian ones we...

Perhaps if you explain why you need the older version, you won't really need it after all. Your problems with compiling a program from source are not unusual. The better way is to get the older debianized source files from snapshot.debian.org and build proper deb packages with it. That way the build...

No doubt you will have to install the ffmpeg codecs for Chromium to watch those mp4 videos. This has been discussed in many threads here for Brave, Opera, Slimjet, and Vivaldi.

richb wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 7:07 am

Eadwine Rose wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 6:49 am Just upgraded. I don't see a difference but it seems to be working well :)

Same here. Most differences under the hood I guess.

Quite a bit to migrate it to GTK+ 3, plus better translations. I asked for it to be moved to main, but it's not there yet.