#1 2018-09-07 10:24:06

wammes

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From: Krupka, ČR

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*SOLVED* flatpak too old ?

Flatpak 0.8.9 is installed. This version is too old for the kdenlive flatpak repo. It needs a minimum of 0.11.4
Question: how can I solve this issue?

Last edited by wammes (2018-09-10 12:40:15)

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From: Edrychwch o'ch cwmpas

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Re: *SOLVED* flatpak too old ?

There is version 1.0.1 in stretch-backports ... therefore, enable backports, and install this particular version from the backports.

(I don0t know exactly how to do it, but there are instruction somewhere in the forum.)

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wammes

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Re: *SOLVED* flatpak too old ?

You can obtain Flatpak 1.0.1 from the stretch-backports repository.

Configure the repository as instructed here and then update/install the new version using

sudo apt-get update # load the new source information
suod apt-get -t stretch-backports install flatpak

Worked perfectly. Thank you very much.
Do I really need to use "apt-get"? As a former ubuntu user I got used to "apt", but since ubuntu is based off debian I'm not sure if apt/apt-get usage is the same in debian.

Hyacinth

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Re: *SOLVED* flatpak too old ?

Apt and apt-get use the same backend and available on both Debian and Ubuntu. Apt looks a little nicer, and you can use them both to install things just fine.

Personally I also use apt because I like the status bar.

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Re: *SOLVED* flatpak too old ?

Also, be careful to read the manual for your choice of apt or apt-get. There are some subtle differences between the commands.

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