I guess Ubuntu is very very different than Debian. I get an ncurses interface in a terminal. You typed "aptitude" in a terminal or did you click on some menu item?
ciao, jdk |
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these are the lines that appear in terminal after the gui opens up Code:
jose@MetalHeart:~$ aptitude When i type in "aptitude -" i get Quote:
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Sorry about that. I don't suppose that aptitude gui has a menu item allowing you to find broken packages, does it?
You can also try this command: Code:
aptitude --no-gui If not I'm out of suggestions, you'll need to talk to some Ubuntu guru. As I said, Ubuntu is way too complicated for the likes of me. ciao, jdk |
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It found broken packages, how do I make it fix the broken packages? Like, what do I click? I apologize for my cluelesness ._.
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I fixed the broken packages, it still says "broken packages" when trying to install the driver.
I hope this is a beta issue, if not, I won't be able to use gnome 3. I appreciate all the help, and new insight, you've given me. |
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Back to your original question (remember that one?). I reread your earlier posts and I can't find any reference to what driver you are trying to install. So... what driver were you trying to install? ciao, jdk |
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