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Issue Resolve: While uninstall or Remove or Install Software from Linux Terminal "unmet dependencies"

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Unmet dependencies usually cause that installed  software already holding a lock inside cache folder. Hence to come over  this kind of issues, the following commands will help while uninstalling packages or installing packages.

Step 1. Remove the lock

sudo rm /var/cache/apt/archives/lock

Step 2. Update apt-get

sudo apt-get update



Step 3. Now Install the software   


sudo apt-get install [package or software]



Remove/Uninstall software



sudo apt-get remove [package or software]

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