You might encounter this error which appears to be very common on Debian based Distro’s out there in the wild!
Strictly speaking apt-get command has been deprecated now at the time of writing and you may run apt install anytime you want in your current Ubuntu/Debian or Mint based Linux distributions.
The simple solution to the problem is this as shown below:
Note that you might need to type the above commands manually since then you would be in better state of time etc in the installation chores.
Just replace Package_Name by the actual Debian package above and you’d be good to sail smoothly.
Meanwhile if you’re chocking then try this below:
sudo apt-get clean
then
sudo apt-get -f install
I hope this has resolved many wild issues out there!
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