rgbellotti
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I've noticed recently that many times when I'm installing software with apt, the installation instructs me to first add the app's key and then update and install, which is fine and makes sense but then I'll often get the message that 'apt-key' is deprecated when installing this way, sometimes even to the point where 'sudo apt update' will bring up errors about the recently installed key, so I manually remove them and try other methods like snap, flatpak or appImage And this is with modern / popular software like Spotify or whatnot, so I wouldn't think it's because they aren't up to date. Am I going about it the wrong way or is this just one of those things about the current state of 'apt' so don't worry about it too much. Using Debian KDE 22.04 btw and really like it
edit: actually I meant to say Debian 11 with KDE plasma desktop option
edit: actually I meant to say Debian 11 with KDE plasma desktop option
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