#FEDORA TORTOISEHG NAUTILUS INSTALL#
Sudo apt-get install tortoisehg-nautilus tortoisehgīut this was not enough (the last command failed). įirst, I did as the first version of A.B.'s answer suggested: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:tortoisehg-ppa/stable-snapshots Install them using apt-get install as needed and re-run dpkg -i. Note that dpkg may complain about uninstalled dependencies. So build mercurial from xenial as well.įirst install tools for building and update source repos: sudo apt-get install dpkg-dev build-essential fakerootĭEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nocheck fakeroot debian/rules binary But tortoisehg from xenial is 3.7.3 and requires mercurial < 3.8, so you can't use mercurial-ppa which has 3.8.3. Since tortoisehg-ppa is empty now, I ended up building the.
How do I install Tortoise-hg for Mercurial 3.3?ĮDIT: $ lsb_release -a uname -a apt-cache policy tortoisehg mercurial
Tortoisehg : Depends: mercurial ( 2.0.2-1ubuntu1 (precise)]ġ. The following packages have unmet dependencies: Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 3.3.2) Hg view sort of works, but it does not allow me to checkout a revision or compare two revisions with meld. I remember that upgrading to 3.3 has solved some problem (I do not remember what it was), and I have a number of repositories created with 3.3, so I do not want to downgrade. But when I want to install Tortoise HG, apt proposes to downgrade Mercurial. I want a GUI to view, compare and checkout versions of my project(s).
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