...
- Open the Start menu.
- Click Settings > System.
- From the left pane, select Apps & features.
- Search for TCIA Downloader.
- Click Downloader and the version number appears in the application details.
...
- Type the following command at the command prompt of a terminal window:
yum list installed | grep "TCIADownloaderDownloader"
On Ubuntu:
- Type the following command at the command prompt of a terminal window:
dpkg -l |grep tciadownloaderdownloader
Why does nothing happen after I click Remind me later on the New Version Notification window?
...
You can ignore the double entries. It is likely that you installed an early version of TCIA Downloader 2.0 or TCIA Downloader 1.0, both of which have different upgrade codes internally. The old software is removed when the new version is installed. If the newly installed app is not functioning as expected, you can manually remove the old app and reinstall the new app. However, it is not required to do so.
I generated a manifest file a while ago. How do I know which version of
...
Downloader to use with it?
Always use the latest application. The application is backward-compatible. The following table shows the version compatibility between manifest files and the Downloader App.
...
On CentOS or Red Hat Linux, use the command sudo yum -v -y remove TCIADownloaderDownloader.x86_64;sudo yum -y install downloader-3.2-1.x86_64.rpm to install the Downloader App. This command pulls and installs all missing dependent libraries when the Downloader App is installed. If you install another way, you may not install all of the dependent libraries. Also, note that the Downloader App always takes a manifest file as a parameter. In a GUI desktop environment, start the Downloader App by clicking a manifest file.
...
Assuming the Downloader App is installed on /opt/Downloader (this is the location that the Downloader App is installed at when it is installed with command sudo yum -v -y remove TCIADownloaderDownloader.x86_64;sudo yum -y install downloader-3.2-1.x86_64.rpm). To run the Downloader App from the command line, type the command:
...