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    #16
    Re: &lt;SOLVED&gt; Adept PM keeps crashing

    ok, so I kept pouring over the back trace logs to try and figure out what the problem was. (I'm a noob)
    It seemed to me that Adept was just not getting out to the repositories. I had installed Anon Proxy a little while back so I decided to remove that and set all my proxy setting back to default. I then went to Konsole and did "sudo dpkg --configure -a"
    "sudo apt-get autoclean" and then "sudo apt-get autoremove". After all that I rebooted and Adept now works like a charm.

    Thanks for the help and suggestions!
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      #17
      Re: &lt;SOLVED&gt; Adept PM keeps crashing

      Better late than never ....

      I keep two logs of package changes on my systems. One for packages identified for upgrade and install from Adept Notifier, and a separate one for packages I opt to install/uninstall, either through Adept Manager or from the CLI with sudo apt-get. Each log contains the date and the package(s) involved. Takes just a few minutes to maintain, but it ensures that I know exactly what was changed and when.

      Glad to hear that you figured out the problem, and that you are 'back in business.'
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        #18
        Re: &lt;SOLVED&gt; Adept PM keeps crashing

        Great that you fixed it!

        In the future, be cautious about using "apt-get autoremove". In some cases, it can inadvertently function as "autonuke".

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