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How to install specific version of application (including dependencies)?
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If I simply run sudo apt install package=version, it doesn't install the dependency due to conflict (it wants to install the latest version of the dependency). Is there a way to force Apt to install a specific version for all the dependencies as well?
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If I simply run sudo apt install package=version, it doesn't install the dependency due to conflict (it wants to install the latest version of the dependency). Is there a way to force Apt to install a specific version for all the dependencies as well?
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The package rules are to protect system stability. Are you sure you really want to do it? (you should only do it if you manually check your system for API/ABI breakage etc, for each & every package it warns you about - these are things that should not be forced; why package maintainers create the rules - to protect your system stability).
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If I simply run sudo apt install package=version, it doesn't install the dependency due to conflict (it wants to install the latest version of the dependency). Is there a way to force Apt to install a specific version for all the dependencies as well?
apt software-installation
asked 2 days ago
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155319
If I simply run sudo apt install package=version, it doesn't install the dependency due to conflict (it wants to install the latest version of the dependency). Is there a way to force Apt to install a specific version for all the dependencies as well?
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apt software-installation
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YamiYukiSenpaiYamiYukiSenpai
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The package rules are to protect system stability. Are you sure you really want to do it? (you should only do it if you manually check your system for API/ABI breakage etc, for each & every package it warns you about - these are things that should not be forced; why package maintainers create the rules - to protect your system stability).
– guiverc
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The package rules are to protect system stability. Are you sure you really want to do it? (you should only do it if you manually check your system for API/ABI breakage etc, for each & every package it warns you about - these are things that should not be forced; why package maintainers create the rules - to protect your system stability).
– guiverc
2 days ago
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The package rules are to protect system stability. Are you sure you really want to do it? (you should only do it if you manually check your system for API/ABI breakage etc, for each & every package it warns you about - these are things that should not be forced; why package maintainers create the rules - to protect your system stability).
– guiverc
2 days ago
The package rules are to protect system stability. Are you sure you really want to do it? (you should only do it if you manually check your system for API/ABI breakage etc, for each & every package it warns you about - these are things that should not be forced; why package maintainers create the rules - to protect your system stability).
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The package rules are to protect system stability. Are you sure you really want to do it? (you should only do it if you manually check your system for API/ABI breakage etc, for each & every package it warns you about - these are things that should not be forced; why package maintainers create the rules - to protect your system stability).
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