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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
This is simply not true. I myself have set up Xenial and installed Sigil with apt-get. Others have done the same thing with the various derivatives of 16.04. We're getting new minor issue reports from users who've installed Sigil from repositories since the release of Xenial. It's there.
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Sorry, this was my mistake. I got 2 different computers mixed up; they have different versions of Ubuntu.
Repositories can be great in terms of convenience, and I use them for a number of different programs. But I also tend to want stability over bleeding edge in terms of the operating system, which means I only update when a new LTS version comes out. I do want some of my apps such as Sigil to be bleeding edge, which means PPAs are the best option for me. Please consider this.