. 23~3-0~debian-bullseye If apt is a package manager, I'd expect to be able to downgrade a package, but I can't figure it out how to do it 😅 apt doesn't even think it's installed, but it definitely is. It covers I've stuck with a specific issue in Mozc package on the latest Ubuntu 21. Luckily we can convince apt to do this for us, using a temporary Is there a way, before starting an aptitude upgrade or apt-get upgrade, to set up something so that you can "easily" rollback your system to the "apt" state it was 我做了通常的 apt update && apt upgrade，在更新安装时，事情变得糟糕。 很明显，最新版本的 Docker 不支持 aufs 存储驱动。 为了减少停机时间，我选择了降 Then, to downgrade, say, the docker-ce-cli package back to its previous version, run apt install and specify the older version: sudo apt install docker-ce-cli:amd64=5:20. In practice what you often want to do is downgrade a package together with its dependencies to a given release using option -t. 26. 04, that is of 2. Note that if the downgraded version has any dependencies that conflict with the current Yes! That's totally possible. If that's your case, in this tutorial we are going to show you how you can downgrade of any package, that is, roll back an update and get the previous version Then, to downgrade, say, the docker-ce-cli package back to its previous version, run apt install and specify the older version: sudo apt install docker-ce-cli:amd64=5:20. Thus you will use sudo apt-get -t=<target release> This article is a detailed guide on how to downgrade packages in Linux using APT, DNF, and Zypper.

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