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Void 1.5.3: every Linux install gets every update
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| install | ||
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | ⬇ VoidSetup.exe | run it |
| Ubuntu / Debian | ⬇ void-claude_1.5.3_all.deb | sudo apt install ./void-claude_1.5.3_all.deb, then void setup |
| Fedora | void-claude-1.5.3-1.*.noarch.rpm (below) |
sudo dnf install ./void-claude-1.5.3-*.noarch.rpm, then void setup |
| Arch Linux | void-claude-1.5.3-1-any.pkg.tar.zst (below) |
sudo pacman -U ./void-claude-1.5.3-1-any.pkg.tar.zst, then void setup |
Already have Void? Windows and git installs on Linux: Settings → More → Update now. Linux packages from an earlier release (.deb): install this one by hand once with the command above. From now on, Update now does it for you.
New: every Linux install gets every update
- Fedora and Arch Linux now get ready-made packages on every release, alongside the Ubuntu / Debian
.deb. - Update now works for Linux packages. Void downloads the new
.deb,.rpmor Arch package from the release and installs it (your system asks for your password), then restarts. Before, package installs were told to "use your package manager", but there was nothing there to update from. - Every release is now installed and started for real on clean Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch machines before it's published. Each test checks the version and that Void knows how to update itself.
Everything since 1.4.3, now in every Linux package
- The top bar (notch): push him into any screen edge. A click opens his menu, and the next click closes it. (1.5.0, 1.5.2)
- Draggable Settings and History panels. (1.5.0)
- Speech on older NVIDIA GPUs stays on the GPU. (1.5.0)
- Settings no longer shows an old "latest version". (1.5.1)
"Windows protected your PC"? Click More info → Run anyway (the installer isn't code-signed yet).