https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496303
--- Comment #2 from muh2lint...@gmail.com --- Having software that is long out of date really sucks. What distro do you use? On 2024-12-27 05:07, cwo wrote: > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496303 > > cwo <cwo....@posteo.net> changed: > > What |Removed |Added > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > 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 that you'll often have software that's long out of date.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. > -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
