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Maybe you have installed packages from a PPA or an external source (e.g. downloaded a .deb for a package that is available through the Ubuntu repos.).
Then you decide to drop these upgraded versions in favour to the official repositories.
First step is to remove the entries of the sources.list.


Is there a way to downgrade all to the highest available version? I know you can install specific versions with

apt-get install [package]=[version]

But can you downgrade all?


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Ok, what if found is the script ppa-purge


If you added a PPA and upgraded software, you can remove the repo and in this step downgrade all packages that were upgraded with

ppa-purge [repo name]



Is this usefull for another person?



But it is still open if you can install the highest version available even if the installed version is higher...


[#30963] Wednesday, March 30, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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