Quick Answer: How Do I Downgrade a Package in Linux?
Contents How Do I Downgrade an Arch Linux Package? Downgrader-gitAUR Is a Tool Which Works with Libalpm, Supports the Pacman Log and Downgrading Packages Using...
How do I downgrade an Arch Linux package?
downgrader-gitAUR is a tool which works with libalpm, supports the pacman log and downgrading packages using Arch Linux Archive, local cache and ARM. The downgradeAUR package is a Bash script to downgrade one (or multiple) packages, by using the pacman cache or the Arch Rollback Machine.
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How do I rollback a package in Ubuntu?
To downgrade a package graphically, first install the Synaptic application. After you do, open the Synaptic Package Manager from the Dash. Search for the package you want to install an older version of in Synaptic, select it, and use the Package –> Force Version option.
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