instal the last version for apple MKVToolnix 79.0

What to test, testing, and reporting results Please follow the testing stream in Fedora CoreOS to preview what is coming to the next stable stream release. To switch to the build of a specific Flatpak from the fedora-testing remote:įlatpak install fedora-testing -reinstallįedora CoreOS offers a few update streams, but none of those directly follow the Fedora Bodhi Updates/Updates Testing repositories.

For other immutable variants, change 'silverblue' to 'kinoite', 'sericea' etc.įlatpak remote-modify -enable fedora-testing For testing updates to Flatpaks, see below. This affects the core Silverblue image itself. Rpm-ostree rebase fedora/32/x86_64/silverblue Using it with Fedora Silverblue (Kinoite, Sericea.) rpm-ostree rebase fedora/32/x86_64/testing/silverblue Will install or update only the package named from the epel-testing repository. Testing updates for EPEL with CentOS or RHELĬentOS and RHEL (Until version 8) used yum instead of DNF, but the basic procedure for installing a particular test update for EPEL is similar: Will install or update only the package named from the updates-testing repositories. Will update the entire system using packages from the updates-testing repositories, while the command:ĭnf install -enablerepo=updates-testing,updates-testing-modular -best On Fedora 22 or later, use the command:ĭnf update -enablerepo=updates-testing,updates-testing-modular

If you'd rather not enable the updates-testing repositories permanently but just use them on a case-by-case basis, you can do this with dnf.

Note that the dnf config-manager command is available as part of the dnf-plugins-core package and should be installed by default on Fedora 22 and later. Dnf distro-sync will sync the packages to the versions available in the repository and might be useful to run after you disable the testing repository to downgrade packages back to the stable versions.

Instal the last version for apple MKVToolnix 79.0