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On 2014-07-03 14:49, Alexandre Torres Porres via Pd-list wrote:
you are using an outdated (even if it's the official one) raspbian
I got the latest image from "noobs", released a couple of weeks ago, then I installed raspbian from it. So this is supposed to be out of date huh? And
yes most likely this gets you an outdated system. at least looking at [1], it is quite clear that the raspbian image is still based debian/wheezy (even though released last week).
and debian/wheezy comes with Pd-0.43, even if you find a bugfix release from 2030.
fgmasdr IOhannes
then... well, I did "apt-get update" and everything and was assuming this was an issue related to apt-get, not the image system.
no. aptitude (and it's duller brother apt-get) will manage the packages, as configured for the installed system. afaik, Debian *never* does an automated upgrade from one Debian release to another, you always have to first tell your system, that you now want to install packages from the next release (which you do by editing the sources.list file)
$ aptitude update will search the current distribution for updated packages. for a stable release (such as wheezy) this means, that you will get security related bugfix, but nothing else.
fgasmdr IOhannes