https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496303
cwo <cwo....@posteo.net> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Resolution|--- |DOWNSTREAM
Status|REPORTED |RESOLVED
CC| |cwo....@posteo.net
--- Comment #1 from cwo <cwo....@posteo.net> ---
Thanks for the bug report!
If the appstream link does not work, that is something your distribution needs
to fix in their repositories. In any case, it would only install the package
from your Mint Debian Package search; appstream is basically a way to install
software from your distribution by clicking a link. It's not a download itself,
just a pointer that your distribution's package management should be able to
map to a particular package.
Unfortunately, there's nothing we can do if the package in your distribution is
too old, as KDE does not provide these packages. You could compile it from
source, I guess, but this is a bit involved. One of the downsides of Debian is
that you'll often have software that's long out of date.
I have no practical experience with this, but I would assume that version can
still connect with iOS even if it's not explicitly listed in the package
description, as the iOS-specific parts should happen in the app on the device,
and the things on your computer should be device-neutral, so it's worth a try.
Marking this as resolved but please feel free to reply if I've misunderstood
you or there's something else I can do to help.
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