Like an idiot, I launched muon the other day and clicked "Full Upgrade" and, without reviewing the results, clicked apply. This basically began to remove most of my entire install.
I killed muon as soon as I realized what was going on. Luckily, I had just saved the output of dpkg --get-selections so I was able to re-install most if not all of what was missing.
The "upgrade" for apt/muon was from a qapt/muon repo called echidnaman that I had added to try muon.
Needless to say this repo has been removed from my list and I'm back to using synaptic for the foreseeable future.
It appears I am back to normal except synaptic will no longer ask me for the sudo password to allow an install, rather it just won't install anything.
I killed muon as soon as I realized what was going on. Luckily, I had just saved the output of dpkg --get-selections so I was able to re-install most if not all of what was missing.
The "upgrade" for apt/muon was from a qapt/muon repo called echidnaman that I had added to try muon.
Needless to say this repo has been removed from my list and I'm back to using synaptic for the foreseeable future.
It appears I am back to normal except synaptic will no longer ask me for the sudo password to allow an install, rather it just won't install anything.
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