I cant install any software, keeps throwing error
I can't install any program or software, for example I tried Dropbox from their official web. When i try install using sudo dpkg -i, it won't let me because there are dependencies error.
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I can't install any program or software, for example I tried Dropbox from their official web. When i try install using sudo dpkg -i, it won't let me because there are dependencies error.
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A dependency error is not a system error. The system is trying to tell you (the human) that you have instructed it to do something unwise or impossible. Since you have not provided any details yet, we cannot determine what mistake you made.
– user535733
53 mins ago
Probably unmet dependencies error, in that caseapt-get -f installshould fix it. And yeah, he needs to paste the full error.
– Emmet
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I can't install any program or software, for example I tried Dropbox from their official web. When i try install using sudo dpkg -i, it won't let me because there are dependencies error.
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A dependency error is not a system error. The system is trying to tell you (the human) that you have instructed it to do something unwise or impossible. Since you have not provided any details yet, we cannot determine what mistake you made.
– user535733
53 mins ago
Probably unmet dependencies error, in that caseapt-get -f installshould fix it. And yeah, he needs to paste the full error.
– Emmet
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A dependency error is not a system error. The system is trying to tell you (the human) that you have instructed it to do something unwise or impossible. Since you have not provided any details yet, we cannot determine what mistake you made.
– user535733
53 mins ago
Probably unmet dependencies error, in that caseapt-get -f installshould fix it. And yeah, he needs to paste the full error.
– Emmet
50 mins ago
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A dependency error is not a system error. The system is trying to tell you (the human) that you have instructed it to do something unwise or impossible. Since you have not provided any details yet, we cannot determine what mistake you made.
– user535733
53 mins ago
A dependency error is not a system error. The system is trying to tell you (the human) that you have instructed it to do something unwise or impossible. Since you have not provided any details yet, we cannot determine what mistake you made.
– user535733
53 mins ago
Probably unmet dependencies error, in that case
apt-get -f install should fix it. And yeah, he needs to paste the full error.– Emmet
50 mins ago
Probably unmet dependencies error, in that case
apt-get -f install should fix it. And yeah, he needs to paste the full error.– Emmet
50 mins ago
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We don't know what those error refer to, unless you paste the code to here. Please do that..
However, you mention the error has to do with dependencies, in that case try running apt-get -f install.
sudo apt-get -f install: The-foption stand for--fix-broken, meansaptwill attempt to--fixing unmet
dependencies by satisfy them.
Source
If you prefer GUI, there's also gdebi which install .deb file (and the required dependencies), I've been using this tools for year and never failed me.
sudo apt-get install gdebi
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We don't know what those error refer to, unless you paste the code to here. Please do that..
However, you mention the error has to do with dependencies, in that case try running apt-get -f install.
sudo apt-get -f install: The-foption stand for--fix-broken, meansaptwill attempt to--fixing unmet
dependencies by satisfy them.
Source
If you prefer GUI, there's also gdebi which install .deb file (and the required dependencies), I've been using this tools for year and never failed me.
sudo apt-get install gdebi
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We don't know what those error refer to, unless you paste the code to here. Please do that..
However, you mention the error has to do with dependencies, in that case try running apt-get -f install.
sudo apt-get -f install: The-foption stand for--fix-broken, meansaptwill attempt to--fixing unmet
dependencies by satisfy them.
Source
If you prefer GUI, there's also gdebi which install .deb file (and the required dependencies), I've been using this tools for year and never failed me.
sudo apt-get install gdebi
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We don't know what those error refer to, unless you paste the code to here. Please do that..
However, you mention the error has to do with dependencies, in that case try running apt-get -f install.
sudo apt-get -f install: The-foption stand for--fix-broken, meansaptwill attempt to--fixing unmet
dependencies by satisfy them.
Source
If you prefer GUI, there's also gdebi which install .deb file (and the required dependencies), I've been using this tools for year and never failed me.
sudo apt-get install gdebi
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We don't know what those error refer to, unless you paste the code to here. Please do that..
However, you mention the error has to do with dependencies, in that case try running apt-get -f install.
sudo apt-get -f install: The-foption stand for--fix-broken, meansaptwill attempt to--fixing unmet
dependencies by satisfy them.
Source
If you prefer GUI, there's also gdebi which install .deb file (and the required dependencies), I've been using this tools for year and never failed me.
sudo apt-get install gdebi
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A dependency error is not a system error. The system is trying to tell you (the human) that you have instructed it to do something unwise or impossible. Since you have not provided any details yet, we cannot determine what mistake you made.
– user535733
53 mins ago
Probably unmet dependencies error, in that case
apt-get -f installshould fix it. And yeah, he needs to paste the full error.– Emmet
50 mins ago