06-05-2017, 06:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-05-2017, 07:50 PM by supergamer.)
There is a way but you need to do this before updating the system. This is an example for chromium:
Edit: Please fancy me for alittle bit. Try running the LinuxLite iso in live mode, just update Firefox or Chrome or whatever you use, I am trying to see if the kernel update (or any other update) might have affected this instead of actually the updated Firefox. It is time consuming but you can actually find out what package is the problem this way.
Code:
Disable a package to be updated:
sudo apt-mark hold chromium-browser
Enable the package to be updated:
sudo apt-mark unhold chromium-browserEdit: Please fancy me for alittle bit. Try running the LinuxLite iso in live mode, just update Firefox or Chrome or whatever you use, I am trying to see if the kernel update (or any other update) might have affected this instead of actually the updated Firefox. It is time consuming but you can actually find out what package is the problem this way.