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How To Configure Apt Sources.List - For Complete Newbies So you were playing with your Apt sources.list and somehow ruined it. No matter how hard you try you cannot get it back. Every time you try to install a package you get error messages. Now what? Don't despair ... I've been there and found an easy answer: The Aptitude Source-O-Matic: http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic/
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Site of reference for sources.list for different linux distro that use APT as package management system: Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian. But there are also sources.list for Linux O.S. in which APT isn't native. There are also auto-updating debian and rpm sources.list. In the site there is also a search engine named Repo-finder to search repository which contain a specific package.
"[ESC]wq to save your changes" is missing a colon. Should be [ESC]:wq
output was
sudo: vim: command not found
it did not work 4 me
Vim is normally installed on any Ubuntu system. But you can use any other editor e.g. nano instead of vim.