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Hm. I just did sudo apt update then apt-cache show signal-desktop and I see 1.10.1 available, as well as v1.11.0 (which is the one you should be using).
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OH -- shit -- I just missed it -- read it too quick...sorry! Ignore this.
On 05/17/2018 08:59 PM, Scott Nonnenberg wrote:tHm. I just did |sudo apt
update| then |apt-cache show signal-desktop| and I see |1.10.1|
available, as well as |v1.11.0| (which is the one you should be using).
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This has not been pushed to any of the package repos for debian/ubuntu-based Linux systems...
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Hm. I just did
sudo apt updatethenapt-cache show signal-desktopand I see1.10.1available, as well asv1.11.0(which is the one you should be using).7c13fe0There was a problem hiding this comment.
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