[mythtv-users] How do I install latest fixes?

[Allen Edwards]

On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 9:22 AM, Robert McNamara <iamlindoro at aol.com> wrote:
> Allen,
> The command you executed checks out the newest revision of the .21-fixes
> branch of the source code.  You would still need to compile the source code
> you checked out and install it as appropriate for your OS.  As you are
> likely running packaged versions of Myth, you may want to look into package
> upgrades from your distro that may get you close to the current build.  On
> debian based operating systems like Ubuntu, this is often done with the
> command "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade".  If this fails to
> update myth to something newer, you can contact whoever maintains your
> packages and ask them to update the repository, or you can build the SVN
> code you checked out yourself.  You can probably google for a step-by-step
> howto, but it can be a bit daunting for new users sometimes.
> Robert
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Thanks for the reply from both you and John.

I am using Mythbuntu so doing a build sounds over my pay grade.  I am
up to date (issued the commands you suggested to make sure) and still
have the May release without the fixes.

To complicate things, the problem I am fighting (can't watch KQED) is
not showing itself this morning so I don't presently have anything to
fix!

Thanks for your help.

Allen