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Still... try to install any version higher than 2.10 on your linux distro and be ready for some suffering...


If that's the case it might be worth considering an Arch Linux install.


To the downvoters, what's wrong with suggesting someone use a Linux distribution that's generally quite quick to package new versions of software, as a solution to their stated problem of their Linux distribution(s) making it difficult for them to install recent versions of said software?

It's quite possible to have a new Linux distribution up and running on VirtualBox in under an hour, or in a chroot under an existing Linux installation.


I'm going through some pain with some Ubuntu based distros and packaged software. Really missing Arch with its rolling releases!




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