#Copyq for linux mint download#

I will no more purchase disks from places that sell them from Linux Mint, I have had nothing but trouble, this time and in the past, I try to support Linux this way but now I will only donate to Linux itself and download from the Linux Mint site only, the OS. I got a lot of help from electricdandyslider from foss community and his/she help took me here so thank you again. All this takes time and for those of us not solely dedicated to an OS to have the time to play, it is frustrating.

#Copyq for linux mint install#

I had to fall back on Windows, I found something like this from memory so don’t copy it, sudo apt-get -configer -f or along those lines it did work, I had already been on the third install after crashing each time from the error of E: gconf2: dependency problems – leaving triggers unprocessed but after closing down I would get the pass word loop and cinnamon-session-cinnamon window.

Where were you when I needed you, lol, I had exact same problems, a few weeks ago, so spent many hours trying to find something, and the other problem if your among the very few, there will not be any thing on the web. How was your experience in fixing the problem? Let us know in the comments below and if you like this article, don’t forget to share it with your friends on social platforms. Usually, try to avoid the packages that are not maintained from the past six months or so to be on a safer side. The first and second parts must generally fix everything as the repository error is rare and can be eliminated by paying attention to the quality of packages installed on your system. That’s all you ever need to fix the broken packages and fix the Linux Mint not updating issue. Rerun the update, and the issue should be fixed.

#Copyq for linux mint update#

Now spot the one that was causing the error (from the update command) and purge it. This window should show up: Y PPA ManagerĬlick on Manage PPAs, and you should see a list of all repositories on your system. Now start YPPA Manager from the application menu, and provide the password. Run the following to install the program: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/y-ppa-manager sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install y-ppa-manager To fix the issue, a simple program called YPPA Manager comes in handy. The repositories error can be caused due to several reasons, but the following solutions work well for all. The third cause may be broken repositories and generally occurs when sudo apt-get update is used. Otherwise, you can again use the Synaptic Package Manager to fix it as described in the previous case. The command should try to fix everything and should install/remove whatever that is necessary. If there is an error in the installation of any package, it should also return the same error. The program and all its configuration files should be removed. Now, assuming the package name is abc, run the following code: sudo apt-get purge abcįor example, to fix the error in the above screenshot, I should use the command: sudo apt-get purge ubports-installer

You should get the list of broken packages. First, run the following command to check the broken packages: sudo apt-get check Detecting broken packages You can also remove broken packages from the Terminal.

Fixing broken packages on Synaptics Removing Broken Packages from the Terminal Mark it for complete removal, and click on Apply on the top panel. Click on the red box to the left of the package’s name, and you should get the option to remove it. Launch Synaptic Package Manager and select Status on the left panel and click on Broken Dependencies to find the broken package. We shall use the Synaptic Package Manager to do the job. In this situation, you should remove the packages. In the other scenario where the dependencies are not available in the repositories, the sudo apt-get -f install command may not work. The above command installs all the dependencies of the broken package, provided the dependencies are available at the repo.