i think the problem here is mainly the usage... On 2015-12-20 18:01, Ingo wrote: > It did a bunch of stuff (without any errors) but I still had version 0.45.4 > afterwards.
how did you test? > Then I tried uninstalling 0.45.4 and the installing 0.46.7 but that gave me > no Pd at all ... how did you test? any Pd application launcher in your desktop menu is provided by Debian directly (*not* by Pd-vanilla). so if you uninstall the Debian package, you uninstall the launcher (with the fancy icon). the Debian application launcher also explicitely starts the Pd version installed by Debian (/usr/bin/pd). so even if you have a /usr/local/bin/pd that is really a disguised max9 binary, clicking on the launcher will give you a good and proper Pd. however, you can still start any Pd in /usr/local/bin, e.g. by running it from the console or by simply creating your own launcher. ghfft IOhannes
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