08-02-2020, 12:56 PM
You are welcome.
As I understand it, removing a PPA from the sources list is a workaround to allow the update process to complete to ensure that other packages get their updates. But it means you will not get any updates from that source in the future.
If you need (and trust) the software source you may want to check periodically to see if the PPA is put back on line by reversing the change you made.
As I understand it, removing a PPA from the sources list is a workaround to allow the update process to complete to ensure that other packages get their updates. But it means you will not get any updates from that source in the future.
If you need (and trust) the software source you may want to check periodically to see if the PPA is put back on line by reversing the change you made.
stevef
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