Hi again Andy, my question is how / where to insert the "version" command, and what to expect from doing so. Definitely a newbie question. I guess that would allow me to revert back or keep track...
3 weeks ago you may recall my SUCCESSFUL install of 26a over a fresh Cinnamon 22, It resides in the middle of a triple-boot GMKtec Nucbox G3 Mini PC with the 12th Gen Intel Alder Lake N100. (16GB ram and 1TB SSD). (Win11, Cinnamon 22, DragonOS Focal).
I haven't checked every app yet. and want to be confident about updating as you say, using the "version" command.
I should be treated like a newbie, but If you want me to poke around and report back to you about ahrl v26 install on my Cinnamon 22 , I'm at your service.
holmzie n2exg
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The "version" command is to be typed in a terminal window at the command line prompt.
There are different ways to bring up a terminal window, depending on which Linux one is using. In Linux Mint, right click on the background and notice the menu which appears. There is a selection called "Open in Terminal". Click on that selection and a terminal window will appear.
At the prompt in that terminal window, type "version" (without the quotes) and press the ENTER key. The result of the command will be some text that indicates the version of AHRL which has been installed.
Have fun and 73,
Andy
KB1OIQ
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Hi Everybody,
I've just released AHRL version 26a with bug fixes, a couple of updates, and added support for Linux Mint 22 (Cinnamon).
This version can be installed on top of version 26. Just follow the directions in the GETTING_STARTED document.
Use the "version" command to ensure that you've done things correctly.
Have fun and 73,
Andy
KB1OIQ
Hi again Andy, my question is how / where to insert the "version" command, and what to expect from doing so. Definitely a newbie question. I guess that would allow me to revert back or keep track...
3 weeks ago you may recall my SUCCESSFUL install of 26a over a fresh Cinnamon 22, It resides in the middle of a triple-boot GMKtec Nucbox G3 Mini PC with the 12th Gen Intel Alder Lake N100. (16GB ram and 1TB SSD). (Win11, Cinnamon 22, DragonOS Focal).
I haven't checked every app yet. and want to be confident about updating as you say, using the "version" command.
I should be treated like a newbie, but If you want me to poke around and report back to you about ahrl v26 install on my Cinnamon 22 , I'm at your service.
holmzie n2exg
Hi Peter,
The "version" command is to be typed in a terminal window at the command line prompt.
There are different ways to bring up a terminal window, depending on which Linux one is using. In Linux Mint, right click on the background and notice the menu which appears. There is a selection called "Open in Terminal". Click on that selection and a terminal window will appear.
At the prompt in that terminal window, type "version" (without the quotes) and press the ENTER key. The result of the command will be some text that indicates the version of AHRL which has been installed.
Have fun and 73,
Andy
KB1OIQ