I was going to try flatpaks, but apparently they are dependent on the internet to work, unless you download 600MB worth of updates. I tried the testing with MX Linux installed, it ends up the same in the end lately… really messed up and totally unresponsive. I searched for appimages but I think you have to build them yourself. If living in Testing is too risky, you could always have a separate USB with antiX 19 testing only for OSB Return to Repo Manger and disable Testing and enable Buster (just the other way around). Run Antix Repo Manager, Move to “Debian repo” tab, disable Buster repos and enable Testing Repos.

I just tried Option a) and it went well, at least for OBS-studio (I am not saving these changes on my persistent USB, so maybe after this you cannot return to your system on reboot)ġ. I am not sure if the versioning follows OBS official version, but at least it is newer in testing than in Buster.Ī) Change repos to testing and only install obs-studio (and corresponding related packages) and return the repos to Buster (stable) 24.0.3 (and 24.06 for Mac)īinary packages: libobs-dev, libobs0, obs-plugins, obs-studioĪs you can see the Unofficial version on Debian Testing is 24.0.6. In OBS website, right now the official current version for linux v.

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