SOLVED:App is blocked from updating, but App centre keeps trying to update it...
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SOLVED:App is blocked from updating, but App centre keeps trying to update it...
It is Wine-Staging I am trying to hold to a particular version (6.14) and I have run the command to stop it updating, however App Centre keeps adding it to the list of updates (under System) so I cannot stop it updating, which will break a couple of other apps I need to run.
There are now 179 updates, but I cannot do them as I cannot get rid of the Wine-Staging update.
I tried running the updates, just to see if it would skip the Wine update and just install the others, but that didn't work and i had to go and downgrade Wine again....rinse and repeat, Wine then starts to appear in the system updates again.
How can I stop App Centre including wine in it's scan?
The easiest way is to comment the external wine repo in /etc/apt/sources.list or if its not listed there, delete (or move away) the file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d then
The easiest way is to comment the external wine repo in /etc/apt/sources.list or if its not listed there, delete (or move away) the file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d then
Code:
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
Whatever EOS is, if it is acting inbetween the time you remove the repo and run update/upgrade, then figure out how to kill that process.
Yep, again as I wrote in the OP, that is already done this is the command I used sudo apt-mark hold winehq-staging. I did not try the one you posted there so worht a try
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