I am wondering if it is possible to get an old version of software for Ubuntu.
I want to get kdenlive 0.9.4 for Ubuntu 14.10 and is there a way to do so ???
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You can search find packages in Ubuntu Package Search - in this case the results for kdenlive show:
- kdenlive 0.9.4 from the Raring (13.04 unsupported version).
- It also needs kdenlive-data 0.9.4 to work.
- It may also need libmlt5, as well as some other packages listed as dependencies (packages required for kdenlive to work) that aren't available in Utopic.
You can download the packages from the bottom of the packages' page (see also How do I check if I have a 32-bit or a 64-bit OS?, you probably need to know which to pick).
Then, making sure Utopic's kdenlive (and it unneeded dependencies, use apt-get's autoremove) has been removed, install the packages using gdebi or by opening them from File Manager.
If the packages do not work as they unsolvable dependences for that version (the dependency is installed but the wrong version), you may be able to get old versions of the source code and compile from them
Note that if you want to try a newer version of Kdenlive (0.9.10), you can use it's PPA (source)
