Can't install any software from the software center in ubuntu 15.04
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I am new to Ubuntu. When I try to install any software from the software center, it shows me-
****"Failed to download repository information
Check your Internet connection."****
What should I do now?
software-installation
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I am new to Ubuntu. When I try to install any software from the software center, it shows me-
****"Failed to download repository information
Check your Internet connection."****
What should I do now?
software-installation
asked 16 mins ago
Sadman ShahriarSadman Shahriar
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Ubuntu 15.04 is EOL. It was released in 2015.April (therefore 15.04) and was NOT a LTS or long-term-support upgrading to 15.10, then to 16.04 LTS. Once a release becomes EOL it's software is moved to old-releases.ubuntu.com (your machine will be looking in the wrong location). I would suggest re-installing a supported release, such as Ubuntu 18.04 LTS which has 5 years of supported life. 14.04 LTS is still supported, but it's 5 years are up next month; 16.04 LTS & 18.10 are your other options, but note 18.10 is not a long-term-support release.
– guiverc
13 mins ago
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I am new to Ubuntu. When I try to install any software from the software center, it shows me-
****"Failed to download repository information
Check your Internet connection."****
What should I do now?
software-installation
asked 16 mins ago
Sadman ShahriarSadman Shahriar
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I am new to Ubuntu. When I try to install any software from the software center, it shows me-
****"Failed to download repository information
Check your Internet connection."****
What should I do now?
software-installation
software-installation
asked 16 mins ago
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Ubuntu 15.04 is EOL. It was released in 2015.April (therefore 15.04) and was NOT a LTS or long-term-support upgrading to 15.10, then to 16.04 LTS. Once a release becomes EOL it's software is moved to old-releases.ubuntu.com (your machine will be looking in the wrong location). I would suggest re-installing a supported release, such as Ubuntu 18.04 LTS which has 5 years of supported life. 14.04 LTS is still supported, but it's 5 years are up next month; 16.04 LTS & 18.10 are your other options, but note 18.10 is not a long-term-support release.
– guiverc
13 mins ago
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Ubuntu 15.04 is EOL. It was released in 2015.April (therefore 15.04) and was NOT a LTS or long-term-support upgrading to 15.10, then to 16.04 LTS. Once a release becomes EOL it's software is moved to old-releases.ubuntu.com (your machine will be looking in the wrong location). I would suggest re-installing a supported release, such as Ubuntu 18.04 LTS which has 5 years of supported life. 14.04 LTS is still supported, but it's 5 years are up next month; 16.04 LTS & 18.10 are your other options, but note 18.10 is not a long-term-support release.
– guiverc
13 mins ago
Ubuntu 15.04 is EOL. It was released in 2015.April (therefore 15.04) and was NOT a LTS or long-term-support upgrading to 15.10, then to 16.04 LTS. Once a release becomes EOL it's software is moved to old-releases.ubuntu.com (your machine will be looking in the wrong location). I would suggest re-installing a supported release, such as Ubuntu 18.04 LTS which has 5 years of supported life. 14.04 LTS is still supported, but it's 5 years are up next month; 16.04 LTS & 18.10 are your other options, but note 18.10 is not a long-term-support release.
– guiverc
13 mins ago
Ubuntu 15.04 is EOL. It was released in 2015.April (therefore 15.04) and was NOT a LTS or long-term-support upgrading to 15.10, then to 16.04 LTS. Once a release becomes EOL it's software is moved to old-releases.ubuntu.com (your machine will be looking in the wrong location). I would suggest re-installing a supported release, such as Ubuntu 18.04 LTS which has 5 years of supported life. 14.04 LTS is still supported, but it's 5 years are up next month; 16.04 LTS & 18.10 are your other options, but note 18.10 is not a long-term-support release.
– guiverc
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– guiverc
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