Can't install GParted

[Hungry Man]

Nope, I wasn't on Saucy when this topic started lol when I changed the sources list it upgraded me to it for some odd reason (I picked 13.04, I must have misclicked). Anyways, I solved it (by reformatting lol) so there it is.

[Slug71]

Nope, I wasn't on Saucy when this topic started lol when I changed the sources list it upgraded me to it for some odd reason (I picked 13.04, I must have misclicked). Anyways, I solved it (by reformatting lol) so there it is.

Weird. Glad you got it sorted though. Even if it's not the way you would have liked.

[Mark Phelps]

I believe Saucy is still in tha Alpha stages -- which means you're going to get breakage on a regular basis. You should really not use the pre-release versions unless you're an expert and easily able to deal with bugs. Also, when using a pre-release version, you should post in the Development section, not here.

[deadflowr]

I believe Saucy is still in tha Alpha stages -- which means you're going to get breakage on a regular basis. You should really not use the pre-release versions unless you're an expert and easily able to deal with bugs. Also, when using a pre-release version, you should post in the Development section, not here.

This thread actually started as a raring thread, but when generating a new source.list, the OP messed up and choose saucy instead of raring.
It's unclear what version the OP is using now, as we know that he reformatted the system and started fresh.

[stoneguy]

Saucy's gparted is 0.16.1, so it handles F2FS if that's something anyone wants to play with.

[jbicha]

deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ saucy-proposed main restricted universe multiverse

Please disable the saucy-proposed line since saucy is not yet a stable release. You can disable it by adding a # to the beginning of the line. More explanation of "why" on the wiki.