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===I want to try the beta version of the next PostgreSQL release===

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We ship packages for the beta releases, but like in the previous FAQ entry, we have only one version of libpq5 in the ''main'' archive component. To use packages of postgresql-9.3, you need to add the 9.3 component to your sources.list entry, so the 9.3 version of libpq5 will be available for installation:

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We ship packages for the beta releases, but like in the previous FAQ entry, we have only one version of libpq5 in the ''main'' archive component. To use packages of postgresql-9.3, you need to add the 9.3 component to your <code>/etc/apt/sources.list.d/pgdg.list</code> entry, so the 9.3 version of libpq5 will be available for installation:

deb <nowiki>http://apt.postgresql.org/pub/repos/apt/</nowiki> wheezy-pgdg main '''9.3'''

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~~On Ubuntu systems, make sure to add '''9.3''' to the <code>/etc/apt/sources.list.d/pgdg.list</code> file, not the <code>/etc/apt/sources.list</code> file.~~

===What are the testing distributions?===

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 ===I want to try the beta version of the next PostgreSQL release===
-We ship packages for the beta releases, but like in the previous FAQ entry, we have only one version of libpq5 in the ''main'' archive component. To use packages of postgresql-9.3, you need to add the 9.3 component to your sources.list entry, so the 9.3 version of libpq5 will be available for installation:
+We ship packages for the beta releases, but like in the previous FAQ entry, we have only one version of libpq5 in the ''main'' archive component. To use packages of postgresql-9.3, you need to add the 9.3 component to your <code>/etc/apt/sources.list.d/pgdg.list</code> entry, so the 9.3 version of libpq5 will be available for installation:
   deb <nowiki>http://apt.postgresql.org/pub/repos/apt/</nowiki> wheezy-pgdg main '''9.3'''
 ===What are the testing distributions?===