That's why MBanana is a computer scientist, and I'm a layman. I must admit I
failed to parse the sentence. Reading it again, it makes perfect sense.
That's why Banana also said: "To keep most of the current environment (e.g.,
keep the current value of $HOME, do not 'source'/root/.profile, etc.), you
may prefer..."
You should try to stay on the old version.
https://jxself.org/versionitis/
With 'sudo -i' you get root's directory, using 'sudo su' you stay where you
were when you typed that command.
There are risks:
First of all you have to trust the administrators of the external
repositories: they may include proprietary software or even malware; maybe
not today but tomorrow in an update;
The administrators of the external repositories do not thoroughly test the
compatibility with al
There is no need for 'su'. To get a root terminal with 'sudo':
$ sudo -i
To keep most of the current environment (e.g., keep the current value of
$HOME, do not 'source'/root/.profile, etc.), you may prefer:
$ sudo -s
Those are the "redis-server" and "redis-tools" packages. They are not
installed by default and I do not have them installed. They are probably
dependencies of some program you added. Trying to remove them with the
package manager (you do not have to actually apply the removal) would
cert
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> Can the given issue be caused by the same application being present in
> both the repo and a PPA?
No, The version that is not installed should have no effect on your
system.
> How can I make sure, that Trisquel installs from the PPA and not the repo?
The package manager will default to the new
Should I use torbrowser-launcher instead of just downloading it from
Tor's website and running it from the archive?
PPAs usually take precedence over the system repos, so the PPA should
be what's installed.
To check, you can do "apt search torbrowser-launcher" at the command
line. If one of the packages are installed, you should see
"[installed]" next to the package listing, like:
cal@flexo:~$ apt search torb
I have used the tor browser launcher (tbl) for some time and it generally
works well.
On my latest fresh Trisquel install (Librebooted Macbook 2,1) I cannot gen
tbl to work. It downloads without issues, but when the browser is to be
opened I get a signature verification problem.
I install
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