No, the files can exist and do not prevent APT from running. They exist on *every* system, which obviously includes mine as well. And they are not a problem. They do not prevent APT from doing anything. I explained to you precisely how APT's locking works. Maybe you remember things incorrectly.
And you did not say anything about reboots WRT to that anyway.
No, the files can exist and do not prevent APT from running. They exist on *every* system, which obviously includes mine as well. And they are not a problem. They do not prevent APT from doing anything. I explained to you precisely how APT's locking works. Maybe you remember things incorrectly.
And you did not say anything about reboots WRT to that anyway.