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I tried to downoad and installed zsh. The download went fine, but the installation froze and I had to re-boot. The zsh package is now listed as 'broken but updatable' but when I try updating it I get a 'unable to update' message. I tried uninstalling the package but that did not work either - I got a 'unable to uninstall' message. I tried running it, but that does not work either.
What should I do to either get it running, or at least remove it?
Should I try 'apt-get -f install zsh && apt-get dist-upgrade' or even 'apt-get remove --purge' ?
Thanks for any help!
VS
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