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Ubuntu Mate 16.04 has Mate DE 1.12. I wish to update to latest version 1.14. Please can somebody guide.
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Ubuntu Mate 16.04 has Mate DE 1.12. I wish to update to latest version 1.14. Please can somebody guide.
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Ubuntu Mate 16.04 has Mate DE 1.12. I wish to update to latest version 1.14. Please can somebody guide.
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Currently it doesn't have .deb versions. You will have to download the package in another form and install it manually.
I am copying the original answer from here:Linux Mint forum
Ok.. We have now Mate 1.14 released, but we don't have (jet) the debs
in repos. But there is not a problem.. We can install it by hand, by
compiling it.
Note: This is just an example how to install the one package! To have
entire desktop You must install entire suite!Just repeat the steps for every package and you're done.
--- Before we begin -> sit down, make a coffee, calm down and make a SYSTEM BACKUP just in any case!
--- I am not responsible for any damage done to your machine/system! All You do, You do at your own risk! If You don't know what you're doing, don't do that! Better wait for the packages in the ppa!
--- Ok.. Download the package here (and/or all packages you need/want):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/mate-desktop-1.14.0.tar.xz
Or here:
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Environment/Window-Managers/MATE-84165.shtml#download
Entire release is here (recommended download source):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/
And here: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/status:1.14
Then unpack (one at a time) and install all the necessary
dependencies:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install gtk+-2.0
Next go to the already unpacked directory, RPM in it and choose "open
in terminal".
Now type a command:
Code: Select all and then type
./configure
Then:
Code: Select all and then type
make
And at the end:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo make install
Wait a moment, until it installs and do the machine reboot.
If by the "./configure" some errors/infos about missing dependencies
appears, then just simply install them and do the ./configure again.
All should be ok now.
If terminal shows something up about missing or wrong "dconf" version
then do:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install libdconf-dev
And try again ;) This helped me and the installation ended without any
other problems.
That same installation schema apply for all other downloaded packages.
Enjoy! :)
answered Apr 27 '16 at 0:08
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Currently it doesn't have .deb versions. You will have to download the package in another form and install it manually.
I am copying the original answer from here:Linux Mint forum
Ok.. We have now Mate 1.14 released, but we don't have (jet) the debs
in repos. But there is not a problem.. We can install it by hand, by
compiling it.
Note: This is just an example how to install the one package! To have
entire desktop You must install entire suite!Just repeat the steps for every package and you're done.
--- Before we begin -> sit down, make a coffee, calm down and make a SYSTEM BACKUP just in any case!
--- I am not responsible for any damage done to your machine/system! All You do, You do at your own risk! If You don't know what you're doing, don't do that! Better wait for the packages in the ppa!
--- Ok.. Download the package here (and/or all packages you need/want):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/mate-desktop-1.14.0.tar.xz
Or here:
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Environment/Window-Managers/MATE-84165.shtml#download
Entire release is here (recommended download source):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/
And here: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/status:1.14
Then unpack (one at a time) and install all the necessary
dependencies:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install gtk+-2.0
Next go to the already unpacked directory, RPM in it and choose "open
in terminal".
Now type a command:
Code: Select all and then type
./configure
Then:
Code: Select all and then type
make
And at the end:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo make install
Wait a moment, until it installs and do the machine reboot.
If by the "./configure" some errors/infos about missing dependencies
appears, then just simply install them and do the ./configure again.
All should be ok now.
If terminal shows something up about missing or wrong "dconf" version
then do:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install libdconf-dev
And try again ;) This helped me and the installation ended without any
other problems.
That same installation schema apply for all other downloaded packages.
Enjoy! :)
answered Apr 27 '16 at 0:08
MuzaffarMuzaffar
4,46121432
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Currently it doesn't have .deb versions. You will have to download the package in another form and install it manually.
I am copying the original answer from here:Linux Mint forum
Ok.. We have now Mate 1.14 released, but we don't have (jet) the debs
in repos. But there is not a problem.. We can install it by hand, by
compiling it.
Note: This is just an example how to install the one package! To have
entire desktop You must install entire suite!Just repeat the steps for every package and you're done.
--- Before we begin -> sit down, make a coffee, calm down and make a SYSTEM BACKUP just in any case!
--- I am not responsible for any damage done to your machine/system! All You do, You do at your own risk! If You don't know what you're doing, don't do that! Better wait for the packages in the ppa!
--- Ok.. Download the package here (and/or all packages you need/want):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/mate-desktop-1.14.0.tar.xz
Or here:
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Environment/Window-Managers/MATE-84165.shtml#download
Entire release is here (recommended download source):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/
And here: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/status:1.14
Then unpack (one at a time) and install all the necessary
dependencies:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install gtk+-2.0
Next go to the already unpacked directory, RPM in it and choose "open
in terminal".
Now type a command:
Code: Select all and then type
./configure
Then:
Code: Select all and then type
make
And at the end:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo make install
Wait a moment, until it installs and do the machine reboot.
If by the "./configure" some errors/infos about missing dependencies
appears, then just simply install them and do the ./configure again.
All should be ok now.
If terminal shows something up about missing or wrong "dconf" version
then do:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install libdconf-dev
And try again ;) This helped me and the installation ended without any
other problems.
That same installation schema apply for all other downloaded packages.
Enjoy! :)
answered Apr 27 '16 at 0:08
MuzaffarMuzaffar
4,46121432
add a comment |
Currently it doesn't have .deb versions. You will have to download the package in another form and install it manually.
I am copying the original answer from here:Linux Mint forum
Ok.. We have now Mate 1.14 released, but we don't have (jet) the debs
in repos. But there is not a problem.. We can install it by hand, by
compiling it.
Note: This is just an example how to install the one package! To have
entire desktop You must install entire suite!Just repeat the steps for every package and you're done.
--- Before we begin -> sit down, make a coffee, calm down and make a SYSTEM BACKUP just in any case!
--- I am not responsible for any damage done to your machine/system! All You do, You do at your own risk! If You don't know what you're doing, don't do that! Better wait for the packages in the ppa!
--- Ok.. Download the package here (and/or all packages you need/want):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/mate-desktop-1.14.0.tar.xz
Or here:
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Environment/Window-Managers/MATE-84165.shtml#download
Entire release is here (recommended download source):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/
And here: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/status:1.14
Then unpack (one at a time) and install all the necessary
dependencies:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install gtk+-2.0
Next go to the already unpacked directory, RPM in it and choose "open
in terminal".
Now type a command:
Code: Select all and then type
./configure
Then:
Code: Select all and then type
make
And at the end:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo make install
Wait a moment, until it installs and do the machine reboot.
If by the "./configure" some errors/infos about missing dependencies
appears, then just simply install them and do the ./configure again.
All should be ok now.
If terminal shows something up about missing or wrong "dconf" version
then do:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install libdconf-dev
And try again ;) This helped me and the installation ended without any
other problems.
That same installation schema apply for all other downloaded packages.
Enjoy! :)
answered Apr 27 '16 at 0:08
MuzaffarMuzaffar
4,46121432
Currently it doesn't have .deb versions. You will have to download the package in another form and install it manually.
I am copying the original answer from here:Linux Mint forum
Ok.. We have now Mate 1.14 released, but we don't have (jet) the debs
in repos. But there is not a problem.. We can install it by hand, by
compiling it.
Note: This is just an example how to install the one package! To have
entire desktop You must install entire suite!Just repeat the steps for every package and you're done.
--- Before we begin -> sit down, make a coffee, calm down and make a SYSTEM BACKUP just in any case!
--- I am not responsible for any damage done to your machine/system! All You do, You do at your own risk! If You don't know what you're doing, don't do that! Better wait for the packages in the ppa!
--- Ok.. Download the package here (and/or all packages you need/want):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/mate-desktop-1.14.0.tar.xz
Or here:
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Environment/Window-Managers/MATE-84165.shtml#download
Entire release is here (recommended download source):
http://pub.mate-desktop.org/releases/1.14/
And here: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/status:1.14
Then unpack (one at a time) and install all the necessary
dependencies:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install gtk+-2.0
Next go to the already unpacked directory, RPM in it and choose "open
in terminal".
Now type a command:
Code: Select all and then type
./configure
Then:
Code: Select all and then type
make
And at the end:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo make install
Wait a moment, until it installs and do the machine reboot.
If by the "./configure" some errors/infos about missing dependencies
appears, then just simply install them and do the ./configure again.
All should be ok now.
If terminal shows something up about missing or wrong "dconf" version
then do:
Code: Select all and then type
sudo apt-get install libdconf-dev
And try again ;) This helped me and the installation ended without any
other problems.
That same installation schema apply for all other downloaded packages.
Enjoy! :)
answered Apr 27 '16 at 0:08
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4,46121432
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