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 Optionally, read about [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=107913#p107913 Fine Offset] issues, and the optional symbolic file link instructions (those apply if you only have an earlier libudev shared library version, and wish MX to use that).
-=== Changing the Source List ===
+=== Checking if mono-complete in Source List ===
 The "source list" [[#The various components to commands for installation|mentioned earlier]] may not contain all the repositories we need for our installations.
-Consequently, type <code>sudo apt search mono-complete</code>, to find out whether the mono package is available from one of the repositories already in our source list, and if the version available is compatible with MX (Release announcements for MX should specify which versions of Mono will work).  Each of the parts of that command was explained earlier.
+Consequently, [[#The_various_components_to_commands_for_installation|type]] <code>apt search mono-complete</code>, to find out whether the mono package is available from one of the repositories already in our source list, and if the version available is compatible with MX (Release announcements for MX should specify which versions of Mono will work).
 If mono-complete is not available (or only available in an older version incompatible with MX), then we have to add a new repository, and the one to add depends on which Linux kernel is used by our Operating System.