I went to install Minetest on another computer, and the current package version is minetestc55-0.4.4-0ppa2~precise1. However, minetestc55-0.4.4-0ppa1~precise1 is installed on my other computer. There is no trace of that version anymore.
What is Oppa? Is this a newer Minetest version (so I should update) or just a new package of the same version?
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Hybrid Dog wrote:it's 0ppa
PPA: "Personal Package Archive"
http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Launchpad/PPA
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu
Thanks!
Wow, I should pay more attention. I usually catch the use of zeros better than most people, because people keep mistaking the zero in my name for an O. If I had searched for 0ppa instead of Oppa, I would have found the information.
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