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There are many solutions to this problem online. I appreciate your help.
But, this thread is about how the answered are posted. I am not new to computers but, I am new to Ubuntu and terminals. Most answers I have found list several commands in one continuous line. I can't tell where one command ends and another begins. So I am getting syntax errors.
I simply request that you experts list the commands in a way that newbies like myself can easily input, step by step.
The problem I'm having is
Blockquote The following packages have unmet dependencies:libnvidia-ifr1-390: Depends: libnvidia-gl-390 but it is not installed
Thanks for your time.
18.04 nvidia
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
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There are many solutions to this problem online. I appreciate your help.
But, this thread is about how the answered are posted. I am not new to computers but, I am new to Ubuntu and terminals. Most answers I have found list several commands in one continuous line. I can't tell where one command ends and another begins. So I am getting syntax errors.
I simply request that you experts list the commands in a way that newbies like myself can easily input, step by step.
The problem I'm having is
Blockquote The following packages have unmet dependencies:libnvidia-ifr1-390: Depends: libnvidia-gl-390 but it is not installed
Thanks for your time.
18.04 nvidia
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
1
3
Can you please include the command/link to the answer which you're trying and getting syntax error?
– Kulfy
Sep 16 at 18:26
1
The line you provide is not a command, but the (incomplete) output of an application. Please take the tour first, and read How to Ask, to learn how you can improve your question. Then tell the whole story, instead of depending on our crystal balls.
– Murphy
Sep 16 at 19:53
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There are many solutions to this problem online. I appreciate your help.
But, this thread is about how the answered are posted. I am not new to computers but, I am new to Ubuntu and terminals. Most answers I have found list several commands in one continuous line. I can't tell where one command ends and another begins. So I am getting syntax errors.
I simply request that you experts list the commands in a way that newbies like myself can easily input, step by step.
The problem I'm having is
Blockquote The following packages have unmet dependencies:libnvidia-ifr1-390: Depends: libnvidia-gl-390 but it is not installed
Thanks for your time.
18.04 nvidia
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
1
There are many solutions to this problem online. I appreciate your help.
But, this thread is about how the answered are posted. I am not new to computers but, I am new to Ubuntu and terminals. Most answers I have found list several commands in one continuous line. I can't tell where one command ends and another begins. So I am getting syntax errors.
I simply request that you experts list the commands in a way that newbies like myself can easily input, step by step.
The problem I'm having is
Blockquote The following packages have unmet dependencies:libnvidia-ifr1-390: Depends: libnvidia-gl-390 but it is not installed
Thanks for your time.
18.04 nvidia
18.04 nvidia
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
1
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
1
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
1
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
1
asked Sep 16 at 18:01
Barrel SmithBarrel Smith
1
1
3
Can you please include the command/link to the answer which you're trying and getting syntax error?
– Kulfy
Sep 16 at 18:26
1
The line you provide is not a command, but the (incomplete) output of an application. Please take the tour first, and read How to Ask, to learn how you can improve your question. Then tell the whole story, instead of depending on our crystal balls.
– Murphy
Sep 16 at 19:53
add a comment
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3
Can you please include the command/link to the answer which you're trying and getting syntax error?
– Kulfy
Sep 16 at 18:26
1
The line you provide is not a command, but the (incomplete) output of an application. Please take the tour first, and read How to Ask, to learn how you can improve your question. Then tell the whole story, instead of depending on our crystal balls.
– Murphy
Sep 16 at 19:53
3
3
Can you please include the command/link to the answer which you're trying and getting syntax error?
– Kulfy
Sep 16 at 18:26
Can you please include the command/link to the answer which you're trying and getting syntax error?
– Kulfy
Sep 16 at 18:26
1
1
The line you provide is not a command, but the (incomplete) output of an application. Please take the tour first, and read How to Ask, to learn how you can improve your question. Then tell the whole story, instead of depending on our crystal balls.
– Murphy
Sep 16 at 19:53
The line you provide is not a command, but the (incomplete) output of an application. Please take the tour first, and read How to Ask, to learn how you can improve your question. Then tell the whole story, instead of depending on our crystal balls.
– Murphy
Sep 16 at 19:53
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Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt update
sudo apt-get --fix-missing
sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-390 libnvidia-ifr1-390
If you want to break up a command so that it fits on more than one line, use a backslash as the last character on the line. Bash will print the continuation prompt, usually a >, to indicate that this is a continuation of the previous line.
Source: Linux Shell Scripting with Bash
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Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt update
sudo apt-get --fix-missing
sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-390 libnvidia-ifr1-390
If you want to break up a command so that it fits on more than one line, use a backslash as the last character on the line. Bash will print the continuation prompt, usually a >, to indicate that this is a continuation of the previous line.
Source: Linux Shell Scripting with Bash
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Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt update
sudo apt-get --fix-missing
sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-390 libnvidia-ifr1-390
If you want to break up a command so that it fits on more than one line, use a backslash as the last character on the line. Bash will print the continuation prompt, usually a >, to indicate that this is a continuation of the previous line.
Source: Linux Shell Scripting with Bash
answered Sep 17 at 13:37
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Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt update
sudo apt-get --fix-missing
sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-390 libnvidia-ifr1-390
If you want to break up a command so that it fits on more than one line, use a backslash as the last character on the line. Bash will print the continuation prompt, usually a >, to indicate that this is a continuation of the previous line.
Source: Linux Shell Scripting with Bash
answered Sep 17 at 13:37
karelkarel
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Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt update
sudo apt-get --fix-missing
sudo apt install libnvidia-gl-390 libnvidia-ifr1-390
If you want to break up a command so that it fits on more than one line, use a backslash as the last character on the line. Bash will print the continuation prompt, usually a >, to indicate that this is a continuation of the previous line.
Source: Linux Shell Scripting with Bash
answered Sep 17 at 13:37
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