Updating thin client 1s in Linux?

Question

linux

The Windows client working with 1sfresh, when the next update is released, offers to update itself.
In ubuntu stupidly swears that it would be necessary to update.
And every time you go to the fresh site, download the updated .deb (and only a certain version, that is, the link changes constantly), run it - it's fed up. Himself and three other people.
Link looks like this

https://1cfresh.com/downloads/platform/1c-enterprise83-thin-client_8.3.15-1904_amd64.deb

After the update is released, the url changes, of course.
From the official 1cfresh documentation:

If the client computer uses Linux OS and the version of the thin client differs from the version of the 1C:Enterprise platform used in the service, then the following window will be displayed when trying to enter the service infobase using the thin client.
In this case, you need to download and install the distribution kit of the required thin client version and the language file of the same thin client version, as described at the beginning of this article.

Blatant hooliganism))

In general, how can you automate? Maybe there are some official turnips? To through apt. Or how.
And the second question, did anyone manage to get the thin client working in Arch Linux? I requested the sources from my TP 1cfresh, they said - no.

Answer 1

Maybe there are some official turnips?

https://1cfresh.com/downloads/platform/ - this is the official repository.

In general, how can you automate?

Write yourself a script for parsing the site. When a new link appears, download and feed it to the package manager. Throw the script in kroner for the night.

did someone manage to get the thin client to work in Arch Linux?

This OS is not supported. The list of supported distributions can be found here - 1c.ua/v8/requirements.php

Answer 2

Here they write that the ability to automatically update the 1C: Enterprise thin client for Linux will be implemented in version 8.3.18. Just a little more patience.)