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I am trying to run sudo apt-get update, but there are errors that I don't understand:


Terminal Screenshot


What does this mean, and how can I resolve it?


Thank you,


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This is happening because there is no release for the version of Ubuntu that you are running. The simplest way to resolve this would be to remove the outdated repositories from the updates, at least temporarily.


To do this:



  1. Open your "Software & Updates" application



  2. Go to the "Other Software" tab
    Software & Updates - Other Software



  3. Remove the repositories that do not have a release:



    • Freshlight

    • Grub Customizer

    • Super Boot Manager

    • UGet



  4. Press [Close]




The system will update the repositories that it reads and then you should be good to go. If, in the future, there are updates to these repositories to make them compatible with your version of Ubuntu, simply check the boxes and update again.


Hope this answers your question.


[#2039] Monday, October 10, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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