@Natanox @canadaduane
Ah ... no.
VLC updates are only available through Ubuntu Pro security updates which you have to sign up to.
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@kazord @Natanox @canadaduane @Steveg58 @Natanox @canadaduane stable are on top, using snap since 3.0 @Steveg58 @Natanox @canadaduane hum, weird, 3.0.20 package is un stores ( on debian for exemple) https://packages.debian.org/buster/amd64/vlc/download Is it a require dependence missing ? If you still want the lastest without trying to find this error somewhere 'apt remove VLC && snap installé vlc' @Steveg58 @Natanox @canadaduane I ask because it appears to be *not* true. https://packages.ubuntu.com/noble/vlc-bin shows v3.0.20 is available; https://www.videolan.org/ shows latest version is v3.0.20? @Cal @Natanox @canadaduane @Steveg58 @Natanox @canadaduane @PurpleJillybeans I'm pretty new to Linux and a little out of my depth here, but I'm not sure why your software updater isn't picking it up. Mine is. The package is right there to download at, for example, https://packages.ubuntu.com/noble/amd64/vlc-bin/download (and I'm pretty sure you can't give a browser a pro subscription). Flathub even appears to have v3.0.21 which isn't even available from the VLC website yet? Screenshot from Software updater showing all the VLC modules greyed out in the Ubunto Pro list. @Cal @Steveg58 @Natanox @canadaduane @Steveg58 @Natanox @canadaduane yet another reason I'm glad I switched back to #Debian! @simon_brooke And surprise, you get updates for free there: https://flathub.org/apps/org.videolan.VLC @rugk @simon_brooke @Natanox @canadaduane |
@Steveg58 @Natanox @canadaduane it's not.
You just dont have live kernel update without the subscription, VLC dont do any shit with the kernel, dont worry.
Juste update the snapcraft https://nightlies.videolan.org/ or update from a ppa (they where an officiel ppa but seems for daily dev build now https://launchpad.net/~videolan/+archive/ubuntu/master-daily)