[danz0l]

Did a

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install xbmc

today from a RC of dharma (think it was RC2) and got upgraded to 2:10.00~svn35648, thats listed as compiled on the 17th December, is that the latest ? Seems as though there would have been a later one.

[master345]

svn35744 jan 2nd is latest

[drzoo2]

https://xbmc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/xbmc/trunk/

[bobo1on1]

r35648 is Dharma final.

[danz0l]

Thanks guys, so how do i update to latest svn's from dharma final ?

[.:B:.]

If you want bleeding edge you'll need to check out git, Xbmc just switched.

Explanations here

[danz0l]

If you want bleeding edge you'll need to check out git, Xbmc just switched.

Explanations here

Oh so no more nightly builds i see. I#m not going to compile every time i want a new version LOL Thanks for that, will stick with what i have then ......

[bobo1on1]

I'm sure the nightly builds will be turned on again eventually.

[drzoo2]

Oh so no more nightly builds i see. I#m not going to compile every time i want a new version LOL Thanks for that, will stick with what i have then ......

To be honest compiling a new version is easy once you've done it. It takes an hour to hour and a half tops. I wrote a script to automate the whole process. Looks like after the move to git, my script will change too.

z

[sitzm]

To be honest compiling a new version is easy once you've done it. It takes an hour to hour and a half tops. I wrote a script to automate the whole process. Looks like after the move to git, my script will change too.

z

that's true. But for most people precompiled packages are much easier
One can use my ppa: https://launchpad.net/~mario-sitz/+archive/ppa

[master345]

sitzm - how do i use this on windows?

[sitzm]

sitzm - how do i use this on windows?

Sorry, my GIT builds are Linux-Ubuntu only