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Distribution: openSUSE, Raspbian, Slackware. Previous: MacOS, Red Hat, Coherent, Consensys SVR4.2, Tru64, Solaris
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Originally Posted by binkyd
Manjaro has updated TB to v. 68.12.0
but the download from the T'bird page is v. 78.4.3
Not concerned, just curious about the discrepancy, anybody know what's up?
No. Seems like someone merely forgot to update a record with the new version string.
I'm more ticked off ("ticked off" may be too strong... howzabout: irked?) that the v78.4.0 folder menu on the left now includes additional spacing between folders and takes up more vertical space than it used to (I have lots of folders). I'll get used to it but why was that necessary?
I haven't gone to check which Add-ons might now be broken. (Arg! All of 'em. 52,000+ `Send Later' users are going to be, um, more than irked.)
if you really wanted to check (for example): http://mirror.inode.at/manjaro/stable/extra/x86_64/, but probably you use a different mirror.
when you started the thread it contained v68, now you can find v78 in it.
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