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I downloaded the latest NOOBS offline install, zip format; Version:1.3.11, Release date:2014-12-24

The following 3 items don't look quite right

#1. On the menu of O/S images to install. RiscOS does not appear.
#2. On the title bar of the menu window, someone forgot to update Version, it still shows 1.3.10
#3. On the title bar of the menu window, someone forgot to update Date, it still shows 2014-09-12

The date and version are not important, but how do i get RiscOS to show up on the install menu of NOOBS?

idontlikelinux wrote:I downloaded the latest NOOBS offline install, zip format; Version:1.3.11, Release date:2014-12-24

The following 3 items don't look quite right

#1. On the menu of O/S images to install. RiscOS does not appear.
#2. On the title bar of the menu window, someone forgot to update Version, it still shows 1.3.10
#3. On the title bar of the menu window, someone forgot to update Date, it still shows 2014-09-12

The date and version are not important, but how do i get RiscOS to show up on the install menu of NOOBS?

Obviously you missed the Blog that since September only Raspbian is now included, you will
need a wired ethernet internet connection to download the optional Operating Systems.

http://www.raspberrypi.org/new-raspbian ... s-releases


Yes this subject has been flogged to death and until the documentation has been re-written it will cause confusion

idontlikelinux wrote:#2. On the title bar of the menu window, someone forgot to update Version, it still shows 1.3.10
#3. On the title bar of the menu window, someone forgot to update Date, it still shows 2014-09-12

in fact, NOOBS 1.3.11 is in real the NOOBS 1.3.10 plus the most updated Raspbian version from 2014-12-24. NOOBS itself is still the old version and wasn't recompiled newly.
that's why version and date is the 1.3.10 and also the reason, why there is no NOOBS 1.3.11 lite available.