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But RC3 is final and the version info was unchanged. LibreOffice often does it like that.
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Indeed that appears to be so - even the debs are packaged into an 'rc3' folder. You'd think that a release candidate wouldn't have any mention of 'rc' - if it was a release candidate - notwithstanding a lot of projects deprecating the conventional meaning of the term over the last few years.
They mention it in their release notes:
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It's good that it's in the release notes. When I say 'mention' I mean 'rc' should make no appearance in the shipped files.