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banality

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[SOLVED] What should I take care of to let my arch stable ?

For example, how can I let my pacman don't update the linux kernel to the .rc version(release candidate version) ?  Is this thought right?

Last edited by banality (2019-08-12 05:28:02)

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Re: [SOLVED] What should I take care of to let my arch stable ?

Where is (or was) there an .rc for linux?

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Re: [SOLVED] What should I take care of to let my arch stable ?

Arch Linux strives to maintain the latest stable release versions of its software

As a general rule release candidates are not packaged in the main repos.  So just do regular updates with pacman, and you'll stay on track with the latest stable version.

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banality

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Re: [SOLVED] What should I take care of to let my arch stable ?

Where is (or was) there an .rc for linux?

Oops, I made a mistake

banality

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Re: [SOLVED] What should I take care of to let my arch stable ?

Arch Linux strives to maintain the latest stable release versions of its software

As a general rule release candidates are not packaged in the main repos.  So just do regular updates with pacman, and you'll stay on track with the latest stable version.

Thank you. I got it

Last edited by banality (2019-08-12 04:27:36)