APT 1.3 Released For Debian Linux Distributions

Written by Michael Larabel in Debian on 21 September 2016 at 06:55 AM EDT. 59 Comments
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APT 1.3 is now available as the newest version of this Debian command-line package manager.

APT 1.3 features initial support for the EIPP protocol (External Installation Planner Protocol), progress reporting improvements, better handling around Tor/onion connections, socks5h proxy support for HTTP, APT's old build system was removed in favor of CMake, EDSP (External Dependency Solver Protocol) improvements, and a range of other work.

APT 1.3 is now available via the unstable repository. Those wanting to dig further into the APT 1.3 changes can go through its Git repository.
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