Dependencies issues in Ubuntu 18.04












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I just recently changed my partition sizes on Windows 10. It worked well...but I have Ubuntu installed also and I am having issues with it.
When I boot to Ubuntu OS, every time I am getting a popup dialogue box saying some dependencies are not installed or missing. Here's the screenshot:



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I tried to install Network package manually with sudo apt-get install network-manager but with that, I am getting network-manager is already the newest version (1.10.6-2ubuntu1.1)..
I don't know how to manually install the other two.






16.04 18.04







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  • You should be doing sudo apt install -fto try and fix that message!
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • I can see there are two packages. One have network-manager in its name but it is not exactly network-manager. Try installing those mentioned packages.
    – Kulfy
    5 hours ago


















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I just recently changed my partition sizes on Windows 10. It worked well...but I have Ubuntu installed also and I am having issues with it.
When I boot to Ubuntu OS, every time I am getting a popup dialogue box saying some dependencies are not installed or missing. Here's the screenshot:



screen



I tried to install Network package manually with sudo apt-get install network-manager but with that, I am getting network-manager is already the newest version (1.10.6-2ubuntu1.1)..
I don't know how to manually install the other two.






16.04 18.04







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  • You should be doing sudo apt install -fto try and fix that message!
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • I can see there are two packages. One have network-manager in its name but it is not exactly network-manager. Try installing those mentioned packages.
    – Kulfy
    5 hours ago
















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I just recently changed my partition sizes on Windows 10. It worked well...but I have Ubuntu installed also and I am having issues with it.
When I boot to Ubuntu OS, every time I am getting a popup dialogue box saying some dependencies are not installed or missing. Here's the screenshot:



screen



I tried to install Network package manually with sudo apt-get install network-manager but with that, I am getting network-manager is already the newest version (1.10.6-2ubuntu1.1)..
I don't know how to manually install the other two.






16.04 18.04







share|improve this question















I just recently changed my partition sizes on Windows 10. It worked well...but I have Ubuntu installed also and I am having issues with it.
When I boot to Ubuntu OS, every time I am getting a popup dialogue box saying some dependencies are not installed or missing. Here's the screenshot:



screen



I tried to install Network package manually with sudo apt-get install network-manager but with that, I am getting network-manager is already the newest version (1.10.6-2ubuntu1.1)..
I don't know how to manually install the other two.






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  • You should be doing sudo apt install -fto try and fix that message!
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • I can see there are two packages. One have network-manager in its name but it is not exactly network-manager. Try installing those mentioned packages.
    – Kulfy
    5 hours ago




















  • You should be doing sudo apt install -fto try and fix that message!
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • I can see there are two packages. One have network-manager in its name but it is not exactly network-manager. Try installing those mentioned packages.
    – Kulfy
    5 hours ago


















You should be doing sudo apt install -fto try and fix that message!
– George Udosen
5 hours ago




You should be doing sudo apt install -fto try and fix that message!
– George Udosen
5 hours ago












I can see there are two packages. One have network-manager in its name but it is not exactly network-manager. Try installing those mentioned packages.
– Kulfy
5 hours ago






I can see there are two packages. One have network-manager in its name but it is not exactly network-manager. Try installing those mentioned packages.
– Kulfy
5 hours ago












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Please run the following to fix that issue:



sudo apt update

sudo apt install -f

sudo apt upgrade





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    Why don't you run update before install -f? I think the correct way is to fetch packages index first and the try to recover missing stuff.
    – user1330614
    5 hours ago










  • Yes that's true but sometimes that's not necessary as the system has done so previously.
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • the upgrade did the job done.
    – SIDDHARTH VARSHNEY
    4 hours ago











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Please run the following to fix that issue:



sudo apt update

sudo apt install -f

sudo apt upgrade





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    Why don't you run update before install -f? I think the correct way is to fetch packages index first and the try to recover missing stuff.
    – user1330614
    5 hours ago










  • Yes that's true but sometimes that's not necessary as the system has done so previously.
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • the upgrade did the job done.
    – SIDDHARTH VARSHNEY
    4 hours ago
















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Please run the following to fix that issue:



sudo apt update

sudo apt install -f

sudo apt upgrade





share|improve this answer



















  • 1




    Why don't you run update before install -f? I think the correct way is to fetch packages index first and the try to recover missing stuff.
    – user1330614
    5 hours ago










  • Yes that's true but sometimes that's not necessary as the system has done so previously.
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • the upgrade did the job done.
    – SIDDHARTH VARSHNEY
    4 hours ago














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Please run the following to fix that issue:



sudo apt update

sudo apt install -f

sudo apt upgrade





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Please run the following to fix that issue:



sudo apt update

sudo apt install -f

sudo apt upgrade






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    Why don't you run update before install -f? I think the correct way is to fetch packages index first and the try to recover missing stuff.
    – user1330614
    5 hours ago










  • Yes that's true but sometimes that's not necessary as the system has done so previously.
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • the upgrade did the job done.
    – SIDDHARTH VARSHNEY
    4 hours ago














  • 1




    Why don't you run update before install -f? I think the correct way is to fetch packages index first and the try to recover missing stuff.
    – user1330614
    5 hours ago










  • Yes that's true but sometimes that's not necessary as the system has done so previously.
    – George Udosen
    5 hours ago










  • the upgrade did the job done.
    – SIDDHARTH VARSHNEY
    4 hours ago








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Why don't you run update before install -f? I think the correct way is to fetch packages index first and the try to recover missing stuff.
– user1330614
5 hours ago




Why don't you run update before install -f? I think the correct way is to fetch packages index first and the try to recover missing stuff.
– user1330614
5 hours ago












Yes that's true but sometimes that's not necessary as the system has done so previously.
– George Udosen
5 hours ago




Yes that's true but sometimes that's not necessary as the system has done so previously.
– George Udosen
5 hours ago












the upgrade did the job done.
– SIDDHARTH VARSHNEY
4 hours ago




the upgrade did the job done.
– SIDDHARTH VARSHNEY
4 hours ago


















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