Following the above any attempt to update showed a message to the effect
of "unable to get exclusive lock" and that perhaps another update
package was in use.  An instruction followed to use the shell window
with a command which I cannot remember - it was a single word with the
suffix " -a".  If I come across it again I will let you know, sorry to
be unhelpful.

The use of this command offered the option of accepting a listing (or
somesuch) provided by the package creator which, when accepted cleared
the problem - apt-get update shows a list of some 43 packages - apt-get
upgrade downloads nothing, so I assume that all is OK.  Peter

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After new install, 151 packages update, install reports: Error committing 
changes, Possibly a problem DL some packages or commit would break packages. 
Re-installed three times, problem continues.. Please advise!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/195572
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