Afternoon!
I installed Ubuntu on an SD card in my Chromebook. I had read about the update to 1.2 but when I installed it using the stable PPA I always use it was only the old version. Do I need to wait for something and update it a bit later?
Afternoon!
I installed Ubuntu on an SD card in my Chromebook. I had read about the update to 1.2 but when I installed it using the stable PPA I always use it was only the old version. Do I need to wait for something and update it a bit later?
It’s only in the testing PPA right now. I would recommend switching over to it, personally. If you’d rather wait, it’ll get pushed over to stable soon.
Thanks! How would I remove the old install and the PPA and switch to the new one? (or i could just wait)
sudo apt-add-repository --remove ppa:libretro/stable
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:libretro/testing
You can just add the testing PPA, it does not hurt have both installed.
Thanks guys! If i remove the ppa to add the testing one and run a sudo apt-get update, will it just update the retroarch i have already installed? Just overwrite it?
It will upgrade.