Brian Masinick
Apparently I did not explain very well, so I’ll try to be more complete.
To investigate this issue:
1) open a terminal and navigate using cd to the directory /etc/apt/sources.list.d
2) Next su or sudo to root (I personally like sudo su – to do this).
3) Use a text editor such as geany or nano to examine the file antiX.list.
4) If this file has a dev argument in the deb repo line, remove it and save the file.
5) Do a quick examination of the other files in this directory to ensure there are no
other entries containing dev as an argument or either stable or Trixie in the repo
name; if so change these to Bookworm and save any other files with these entries,
otherwise you are nearly done.
You can try apt update and apt upgrade while you are still root, or you can resume
activities if most things are ok. The next time you restart your system, update the
packages and remove the offending packages that were improperly installed, if any.
Otherwise this should solve the problem.
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