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On 08/02/17 17:41, mr meowski wrote:
Since I use xfce as my desktop I subscribe to the xfce user list. Regularly there are messages about some programs or packages which now have a new version available, and they always take the form as I showed in my email. I have never understood how to use them. That is really what I was asking. it isn't an error message, it is an update message.This is an easier question: xfce4-terminal 0.8.4 will be part of xfce4.14 which isn't yet available: https://wiki.xfce.org/#release_information https://wiki.xfce.org/releng/4.14/roadmap The unstable build 4.13 is available from PPAs or you can build the developer source tree if you want (you don't) to update but 4.14 is a while out yet, so I really wouldn't bother. You're fully up to date as is. What is less clear is where are these error messages coming from? What is the context - is this from an apt command in a terminal or synaptic output? It's bit weird that it's alerting you to the presence of *upstream* source packages at all... Cheers
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