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From digging it seems "Mint Una" is Mint 20 which was based on Ubuntu 20.04. Ubuntu
releases are based on Debian testing. In 2020 April Debian Bullseye was testing.
Bullseye was released as Debian 11.
So assuming you are on amd64 hardware, then you'd probably best try
opencbm_0.4.99.104.git.1658155756.0ca9fb9-1_amd64.deb for Debian 11 (which is not
actually visible in the screenshot you posted).
I think this logic is sound, but it is possible I made one or more mistakes about
how Mint and Ubuntu use Debian.
Distribution: Slackware 13.1, Mint, Ubuntu, Linux since ~1998
Posts: 60
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Originally Posted by evo2
Derivative distros... what fun.
From digging it seems "Mint Una" is Mint 20 which was based on Ubuntu 20.04. Ubuntu
releases are based on Debian testing. In 2020 April Debian Bullseye was testing.
Bullseye was released as Debian 11.
So assuming you are on amd64 hardware, then you'd probably best try
opencbm_0.4.99.104.git.1658155756.0ca9fb9-1_amd64.deb for Debian 11 (which is not
actually visible in the screenshot you posted).
I think this logic is sound, but it is possible I made one or more mistakes about
how Mint and Ubuntu use Debian.
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