Outdated Packages on Trisquel Nabia

In addition to topic starter:
When migrating from Trisquel 9 to 10 (btw thanks all for your hard work and yes, I've donated this month for the whole next year at membership level) I found out that Dino was actually downgraded from 0.2 to 0.1.
Not wanting to complain needlessly, as Dino is not offered as an Appimage or Flatpak.
Thank you very much in advance.

"Dear Trisquel Community,

Why do we not have specific repositories for new packages like Debian sid?"

Correct me if i'm wrong but Debian Sid is meant as an unstable version of Debian so that may not be a great comparison to Trisquel.

In any case there are ways to have the best of both worlds. You don't have to get the program from the Trisquel repos. For instance I get KeepassXC from their official PPA. The reason I do this is because the version Trisquel has lacks a dark mode option that was added in a later version which I really want. You can also check if a specific program is available as an App Image or Flatpak. Now people can say that there is the risk to installing non free programs this way but to that I counter with the fact that if it is available in Trisquel repos then it should be FOSS as well as I have a wonderful tool in my body called a brain in which I can conduct research to make sure what I am installing is FOSS.

I don't expect Trisquel to have the latest for versions and when I can make an older version work I will but if I can't and my options are use another distro or get my FOSS software elsewhere well i'd prefer to keep Trisquel.

"Dear Trisquel Community, Why do we not have specific repositories for new packages like Debian sid?"

Putting out development/unstable/released versions of Trisquel that are based on upcoming Ubuntu versions would be more work and we can barely keep up with the status quo with just the released versions as it is. If you feel like volunteering to help please feel free to do so.

Aramo (Trisquel 11) based on Ubuntu 22.04 should have newer packages. Trisquel dropped short-term support (STS) releases and there's substantial delay between releases (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trisquel). A reasonable way to have an up-to-date system is to use Parabola (Arch based).