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I know there are many dependences.

Why not keep dependences and software in a pack like in windows ? I mean let software afford its newer dependence with itself.

Thanks

waterloo2005
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I think you might have installed a deb package and it might have shown you that some dependencies are not met. I think you should open a terminal after you installed the package and run the below command to fulfil it.

$ sudo apt-get install -f

This should fulfil the dependencies.

BTW, because of that non-sense technology, Windows OS and basic programs take 30+ Gig space while Ubuntu takes hardly 8 Gig for the same.

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