I can't update Ubuntu 18.04
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I can't update, install or even remove program without getting this error message:
You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libpython3.7-stdlib : Depends:
libpython3.7-minimal (= 3.7.0-
1+xenial2) but 3.7.1-1~18.04 is installed
python3.7 : Depends:
libpython3.7-stdlib (= 3.7.1-1~18.04) but 3.7.0-1+xenial2 is installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution)
18.04 package-management upgrade dependencies error-handling
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I can't update, install or even remove program without getting this error message:
You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libpython3.7-stdlib : Depends:
libpython3.7-minimal (= 3.7.0-
1+xenial2) but 3.7.1-1~18.04 is installed
python3.7 : Depends:
libpython3.7-stdlib (= 3.7.1-1~18.04) but 3.7.0-1+xenial2 is installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution)
18.04 package-management upgrade dependencies error-handling
edited 21 hours ago
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Looks like you have a version conflict caused by an incompatible non-Ubuntu package from some PPA or other non-Ubuntu source. The usual answer is to uninstall all packages from that unwisely-added source, then delete the source. Please edit your question to include the complete output ofsudo apt update.
– user535733
yesterday
if you have text, please add it to your question (and not pictures of text). Pictures are much harder to read & we cannot copy/paste information from them easily. User535733 is spot on (as always) - packages.ubuntu.com/… shows your sources are not official (added PPAs or sources) that are creating conflicts. You couldapt-cache policy <package>to show the conflicting source, but we don't know the <package> name due partial paste (it's higher up in the listing you pasted from)
– guiverc
yesterday
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I can't update, install or even remove program without getting this error message:
You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libpython3.7-stdlib : Depends:
libpython3.7-minimal (= 3.7.0-
1+xenial2) but 3.7.1-1~18.04 is installed
python3.7 : Depends:
libpython3.7-stdlib (= 3.7.1-1~18.04) but 3.7.0-1+xenial2 is installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution)
18.04 package-management upgrade dependencies error-handling
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I can't update, install or even remove program without getting this error message:
You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libpython3.7-stdlib : Depends:
libpython3.7-minimal (= 3.7.0-
1+xenial2) but 3.7.1-1~18.04 is installed
python3.7 : Depends:
libpython3.7-stdlib (= 3.7.1-1~18.04) but 3.7.0-1+xenial2 is installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution)
18.04 package-management upgrade dependencies error-handling
18.04 package-management upgrade dependencies error-handling
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edited 21 hours ago
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Looks like you have a version conflict caused by an incompatible non-Ubuntu package from some PPA or other non-Ubuntu source. The usual answer is to uninstall all packages from that unwisely-added source, then delete the source. Please edit your question to include the complete output ofsudo apt update.
– user535733
yesterday
if you have text, please add it to your question (and not pictures of text). Pictures are much harder to read & we cannot copy/paste information from them easily. User535733 is spot on (as always) - packages.ubuntu.com/… shows your sources are not official (added PPAs or sources) that are creating conflicts. You couldapt-cache policy <package>to show the conflicting source, but we don't know the <package> name due partial paste (it's higher up in the listing you pasted from)
– guiverc
yesterday
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Looks like you have a version conflict caused by an incompatible non-Ubuntu package from some PPA or other non-Ubuntu source. The usual answer is to uninstall all packages from that unwisely-added source, then delete the source. Please edit your question to include the complete output ofsudo apt update.
– user535733
yesterday
if you have text, please add it to your question (and not pictures of text). Pictures are much harder to read & we cannot copy/paste information from them easily. User535733 is spot on (as always) - packages.ubuntu.com/… shows your sources are not official (added PPAs or sources) that are creating conflicts. You couldapt-cache policy <package>to show the conflicting source, but we don't know the <package> name due partial paste (it's higher up in the listing you pasted from)
– guiverc
yesterday
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Looks like you have a version conflict caused by an incompatible non-Ubuntu package from some PPA or other non-Ubuntu source. The usual answer is to uninstall all packages from that unwisely-added source, then delete the source. Please edit your question to include the complete output of
sudo apt update.– user535733
yesterday
Looks like you have a version conflict caused by an incompatible non-Ubuntu package from some PPA or other non-Ubuntu source. The usual answer is to uninstall all packages from that unwisely-added source, then delete the source. Please edit your question to include the complete output of
sudo apt update.– user535733
yesterday
if you have text, please add it to your question (and not pictures of text). Pictures are much harder to read & we cannot copy/paste information from them easily. User535733 is spot on (as always) - packages.ubuntu.com/… shows your sources are not official (added PPAs or sources) that are creating conflicts. You could
apt-cache policy <package> to show the conflicting source, but we don't know the <package> name due partial paste (it's higher up in the listing you pasted from)– guiverc
yesterday
if you have text, please add it to your question (and not pictures of text). Pictures are much harder to read & we cannot copy/paste information from them easily. User535733 is spot on (as always) - packages.ubuntu.com/… shows your sources are not official (added PPAs or sources) that are creating conflicts. You could
apt-cache policy <package> to show the conflicting source, but we don't know the <package> name due partial paste (it's higher up in the listing you pasted from)– guiverc
yesterday
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Looks like you have a version conflict caused by an incompatible non-Ubuntu package from some PPA or other non-Ubuntu source. The usual answer is to uninstall all packages from that unwisely-added source, then delete the source. Please edit your question to include the complete output of
sudo apt update.– user535733
yesterday
if you have text, please add it to your question (and not pictures of text). Pictures are much harder to read & we cannot copy/paste information from them easily. User535733 is spot on (as always) - packages.ubuntu.com/… shows your sources are not official (added PPAs or sources) that are creating conflicts. You could
apt-cache policy <package>to show the conflicting source, but we don't know the <package> name due partial paste (it's higher up in the listing you pasted from)– guiverc
yesterday