Updating repository Error [Solved]

[asqwerth]

Whenever you change repo sources, you need to refresh the package lists to use the data from the new repo sources. Either use

sudo apt update


or

sudo apt-get update

or

right click on the updater-icon in panel and select "check for updates" to redo the rechecking process

or

if you use Synaptic package manager, open it and click on the "Reload" button

or

if you use MX Package installer, open it, go to "Enabled Repos" and click on the "Refresh list" button.

[Stevo]

Whenever you change repo sources, you need to refresh the package lists to use the data from the new repo sources. Either use

sudo apt update


or

sudo apt-get update

or

right click on the updater-icon in panel and select "check for updates" to redo the rechecking process

or

if you use Synaptic package manager, open it and click on the "Reload" button

or

if you use MX Package installer, open it, go to "Enabled Repos" and click on the "Refresh list" button.

One advantage of using nala is that will update first automatically, by default. And is prettier.

[asqwerth]

@Stevo

I forgot about nala, since I'm the one who once in a while has an issue with nala continuing to run when all the updates are already completed.

So while I think I still have one or 2 older MX systems with nala installed , I don't use it in MX23.