How do I get rid of "broken packages", that seem to block all downloads???
Please help! I'm new to Linux, was going to learn Ubuntu nice and slowly parallell to xp. Then my xp broke down, I'm stuck with a lot of needs and very little know-how. Tried to download clamav, couldn't install it, so I deleted it the only way I could find: through the trash bin. But ever since, when I try to download and install something else, Synaptic Manager tells me I have to fix two broken packages first. But when I do my best to fix them, I'm only told it wasn't possible to fix! And I have no idea WHAT TO DO!
I don't mind having to use command lines (have done it before - in the stone ages), but I don't even find the information about WHERE to write it!!!
I am in DESPERATE NEED of using my canon lbp1120 printer, I even found a linux download, but I find NO way to install it!
As a matter of fact, even with the above problem solved, I would be happy to get some practical advice on downloading and installing programs, 'cause I am not sure I know everything I need to know.
I really AM interested in learning LINUX, but if I don't get some openings soon, I think I'll go back to my very old computer and Win98SE... They may lack a lot of what I want, but at least we know each other :l
But before that happens, I DO hope somebody can HELP!
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