An idea instead of changing llver -
The end user can type llroadmap in to the command line and it would show the LinuxLite Roadmap.
The shell script can be on the system and the txt file, so it works as below.
Only the text file needs to be updated as part of Install Updates when an extra release happens in future.
Extras, I am not sure how to do this - the currently used Version would appear in the results in a different colour.
![[Image: llr2.png]](https://i.ibb.co/GHRqMJ7/llr2.png)
![[Image: llr1.png]](https://i.ibb.co/kSppjXJ/llr1.png)
![[Image: llr3.png]](https://i.ibb.co/GPWMmWL/llr3.png)
The end user can type llroadmap in to the command line and it would show the LinuxLite Roadmap.
The shell script can be on the system and the txt file, so it works as below.
Only the text file needs to be updated as part of Install Updates when an extra release happens in future.
Extras, I am not sure how to do this - the currently used Version would appear in the results in a different colour.