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I attempted to install 'ncal' using 'sudo apt install ncal,' but I encountered multiple errors:

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I also tried 'sudo apt install command-no-found,' and the results were identical:

Refer to the attached image for clarification.

terdon
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    You have a dependency issue. Most likely, you added some sources or PPA that isn't compatible. You need to know what you did to revert the error and fix apt state first (this is also known as "Dependency Hell"). – Artur Meinild Sep 22 '23 at 06:36
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    Please don't post images of text. Instead, copy/paste the text into your question and use the formatting tools to format it as code. Also, please [edit] your question and clarify if you are trying to install cal or ncal, they are not the same. Finally, your second screenshot suggests you tried to run ~sudo which doesn't exist, not sudo. You want the command shown in the first error message: sudo apt --fix-broken install. The command sudo apt install command-no-found wouldn't do anything. – terdon Sep 22 '23 at 07:43

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