Sofware Center (gnome-software) Ubuntu no longer works
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Sofware Center (gnome-software) Ubuntu no longer works
Hi,
I am running Ubuntu 19.04 and my software-center no longer works (I have tried removing it and re-installing and upgrading etc and still same problem).
It just sits their saying " Software catalogue being loaded " and nothing else happens.
re post #3: assuming that the same happens when you open the software center, it's no surprise it hangs.
you need to figure out why your machine cannot connect to launchpad.net (i can, i just tried).
you probably also should clean up your software sources, there seems to be a lot of cruft.
re post #4:
wow, that's a LOT of upgrades. since this was only a simulation, i suggest to fix above mentioned, then actually do the upgrade.
I fixed it in Ubuntu 19.04 by typing in sudo apt-get dist-upgrade (You will need to change things in software center settings to allow development builds.
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