Thank you craigevil and dom.
So by putting it in the folder ~/.local/bin/,
you're avoiding from touching the general bin folder,
and thus not touching the installed micro..
Did you add ~/.local/bin/ to your PATH?
First before any other folder, so it will have the highest priority?
It's a bug that I reported, and was fixed 2 years ago..
So this stable micro version, is well stable on this bug![:)]( "Smile")
Interesting.All I do is download the version from Github and put it in ~/.local/bin/Code:
$ micro --versionVersion: 2.0.14Commit hash: 04c57704Compiled on August 27, 2024
So by putting it in the folder ~/.local/bin/,
you're avoiding from touching the general bin folder,
and thus not touching the installed micro..
Did you add ~/.local/bin/ to your PATH?
First before any other folder, so it will have the highest priority?
The thing is, v2.0.11 has quite an annoying bug when doing QuitAll on a micro that has several tabs open.That's how debian works. The primary goal is stability.
Each major release (e.g. bookworm) picks a stable version of each package, and after that it's typically bug fixes and security updates only.
In general there are no package bumps for new features.
It's a bug that I reported, and was fixed 2 years ago..
So this stable micro version, is well stable on this bug
Statistics: Posted by spaceman5 — Tue Sep 03, 2024 7:23 pm