08-17-2016, 02:56 PM
Just a guess here, but I wonder if you have been playing windows games on steam through wine. This can cause all kinds of update confusion with repos on a running sys since wine does not exit but seeks updates in the background if you have started a game even though you have quit steam. You should always use the linux client in steam to avoid problems. Windows games update keys are proprietary unless listed as free under linux, and wine is not always (rarely) up to date with steam. Uninstall wine and reboot and see if the repos clean up in update, though it may be too late for this fix now. Update should always be run before you do anything in wine, preferably immediately after login. I have heard of ubuntu based distros reverting from OS repos back to unbuntu because of this issue messing up the GUI's pretty good in some cases.
On another note I have had no problems with LL 3.0 64 bit on any of the several boxes I installed it on for others, and on my personal version I have installed dconf and done some some debian tweaks on synaptic enabling me to deal with several backports and ppa's wihtout a hitch so it is well tortured but still remains unbroken.
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On another note I have had no problems with LL 3.0 64 bit on any of the several boxes I installed it on for others, and on my personal version I have installed dconf and done some some debian tweaks on synaptic enabling me to deal with several backports and ppa's wihtout a hitch so it is well tortured but still remains unbroken.
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