I always try to keep SMO and all other Linux system and application software fully up to date. I usually use the Linux command 'apt-get' rather than 'apt' or 'aptitude'. In fact I run, about every couple of days (including earlier today), this CLI command:
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sudo apt-get update -y && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y && ls
This practice caused me - jut once - to encountered the strange message I reported on this forum, soon after installing SM2021, about some sort of change of name in the repository (I forget the details but I did report it). I found I could correct it, however, by running, just once, this command instead, and entering 'y' at the prompt
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sudo apt update
In addition, for the last several days -including immediately before what I now report, I've been using the SM Help menu to check for updates. The response has always been that my copy of SM2021 was up to date. This includes immediately before I did as follows, a few minutes ago:
Just on a sudden whim, I ran
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sudo apt upgrade
To my considerable surprise, this installed a SMO update. I now have
TextMaker Professional 2021 (rev S1016.0624) 64bit
I am putting in this report to alert SM that it seems as if the common ways of keeping software up to daye, (a) using 'apt-get update' and/or using SM menus to check for updates, are not working.
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John