09-22-2020, 08:36 PM
I fixed it. I recognized that smc-packagers was from a failed attempt to install Secret Maryo Chronicles.
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa
PA_Name/ppa
In the above command replace PPA_Name with the desired PPA name. By this time you might have realized that you need to know the exact PPA name to use this otherwise straight forward method.
This removed the repository and the problem.
I also got rid of the pesky update indicator. Right click on about and use that name (with dashes between the words) with sudo apt-get remove (updater thingy).
sudo apt update works fine in the terminal now, no program/clutter/icon to bug me.
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa
PA_Name/ppaIn the above command replace PPA_Name with the desired PPA name. By this time you might have realized that you need to know the exact PPA name to use this otherwise straight forward method.
This removed the repository and the problem.
I also got rid of the pesky update indicator. Right click on about and use that name (with dashes between the words) with sudo apt-get remove (updater thingy).
sudo apt update works fine in the terminal now, no program/clutter/icon to bug me.
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