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I've seen many times in Linux, the version in app store is different from its website(usually outdated).
by mrheosuper 1y ago
I've seen many times in Linux, the version in app store is different from its website(usually outdated).
- razemio 1y agoYes, this makes sense, since most distros use a "standard release" system. The intention behind it is to keep your OS stable and only apply security patches at some point. If you want to have a system with always the newest software, you need to use a "rolling release " system. I think Arch Linux is the most popular (arch user btw). This is much more fun, if you know what you are doing. Otherwise you will end up with a broken system pretty fast. Ofc you can fix it, but depending on experience and skill something like Ubuntu is the better choice.
- the__alchemist 1y agoI think this is a conflation of the OS with the software a user is running on it.