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How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
10 months 3 days ago #340612
by rodw
@unknown, Sid or more correctly unstable branch of Debian has the latest version of 2.9 (eg 2.9.7) while the release version is a couple of versions behind due to Debian's lockdown policy. Using APT pinning allows you to get linuxcnc (and possibly simplescreenrecorder) from Sid/unstable as I outline in this video
IN fact a variant of this could be used by the OP to get simplescreenrecorder from unstable (or Trixie)
Replied by rodw on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
Becasue you are using an old and unsupported version of Debian.Why it is so hard to install a simple program on Linux, which I have installed easily on two other flavours of linux.?
@unknown, Sid or more correctly unstable branch of Debian has the latest version of 2.9 (eg 2.9.7) while the release version is a couple of versions behind due to Debian's lockdown policy. Using APT pinning allows you to get linuxcnc (and possibly simplescreenrecorder) from Sid/unstable as I outline in this video
IN fact a variant of this could be used by the OP to get simplescreenrecorder from unstable (or Trixie)
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10 months 2 days ago #340618
by unknown
Replied by unknown on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
Dependencies will be a nightmare, libqt5 will be a problem as it would appear it wasn't packaged for Wheezy, if in fact Wheezy is the Debian version Old Mate is running.
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10 months 2 days ago #340625
by RotarySMP
Replied by RotarySMP on topic How to install simplescreenrecorder on old version of Debian?
Thanks guys.
I did do:
apt-get update
before I started.
I just ran it update again to check, and the distro is wheezy.
I watched Rods video, but don't want to update to LCNC 2.8 or above as I have had a working system, and don't have the time to play around getting it configured again for the joints change, mesa card latency etc.
Cheers,
Mark
I did do:
apt-get update
before I started.
I just ran it update again to check, and the distro is wheezy.
I watched Rods video, but don't want to update to LCNC 2.8 or above as I have had a working system, and don't have the time to play around getting it configured again for the joints change, mesa card latency etc.
Cheers,
Mark
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