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Updating the package lists from all repositories and PPA's can help resolve the issue.
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If this does not work, users need to search for the repository or PPA which contains the package they are after, add it, and run sudo apt-get update again.
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dpkg -l *<search_term>* This will find packages whose names contain <search_term>. Similar to apt-cache search , but also shows whether a package is installed ...
AptGet/Howto - Community Help Wiki
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If not, you can install it as follows: sudo apt - get update sudo apt - get install aptitude Use the following command to search for packages via the aptitude command-line interface:…
How to Search for Packages in Ubuntu - MUO
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